LCF Life Prediction Model of Coiled Tubing Based on Fatigue Damage Accumulation

Zong Yue Bi; Lin Yun Xian

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.699.426

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LCF Life Prediction Model of Coiled Tubing Based on Fatigue Damage Accumulation

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This paper establishes a model to predict the fatigue behavior of coiled tubing subjected to variable total strain conditions. The approach based on nonlinear fatigue cumulative damage rule of effective hysteresis energy dissipation, but requires additional experimental results from fatigue tests that were performed under constant strain amplitude. Cyclic plastic strain energy is measured curve area of cyclic stress-strain curves. it is proved to be quite consistent between theoretical predictions and experimentl datas.

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Zong Yue Bi, Lin Yun Xian

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Coiled Tubing, Fatigue Prediction Model, Low-Cycle Fatigue

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