Temperature Evolution in High Frequency Mechanical Loading

Zill-e Hasnain Minhas; Sun Qin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.664.866

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Temperature Evolution in High Frequency Mechanical Loading

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A generic heat generation equation with the heat transfer has been developed for pure mechanical loading. Frequency dependent temperature field can be obtained on a specimen subjected to pure mechanical, cyclic or non-cyclic loading. Results have been compared with the literature and a good agreement has been found with the experimental results. Applications and effectiveness of the equation is highlighted in predicting the fatigue damage in case of high cyclic or vibration fatigue.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 664)

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Zill-e Hasnain Minhas, Sun Qin

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Cyclic, Frequency, Heat, Mechanical, Temperature

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