弯曲行为文献31 A Structural Stress Definition and Numerical Implementation for Fatigue Evaluation of Welded Joints.pdfVIP

International Journal of Fatigue 23 (2001) 865–876 /locate/ijfatigue A structural stress definition and numerical implementation for fatigue analysis of welded joints P. Dong * Center for Welded Structures Research, Battelle, Columbus, OH 43016-2693, USA Received 10 December 2000; received in revised form 11 May 2001; accepted 12 June 2001 Abstract A mesh-size insensitive structural stress definition is presented in this paper. The structural stress definition is consistent with elementary structural mechanics theory and provides an effective measure of a stress state that pertains to fatigue behavior of welded joints in the form of both membrane and bending components. Numerical procedures for both solid models and shell or plate element models are presented to demonstrate the mesh-size insensitivity in extracting the structural stress parameter. Conven- tional finite element models can be directly used with the structural stress calculation as a post-processing procedure. To further illustrate the effectiveness of the present structural stress procedures, a collection of existing weld S-N data for various joint types were processed using the current structural stress procedures. The results strongly suggests that weld classification based S-N curves can be significantly reduced into possibly a single master S-N curve, in which the slope of the S-N curve is determined by the relative composition of the membrane and bending components of the structural stress parameter. The effects of membrane and bending on S-N