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Models of Nonlinear Fatigue Damage Accumulation Under Cyclic Block Loadings of Layered Composites

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Considered are two types of multistage cyclic block loading rather common in the practice of fatigue tests and fatigue life predictions for layered polymer composite materials: block loading by four-stage… Click to show full abstract

Considered are two types of multistage cyclic block loading rather common in the practice of fatigue tests and fatigue life predictions for layered polymer composite materials: block loading by four-stage cyclic regular zero-tension loads and block loading by multistage (8-10 levels) asymmetric cyclic loads. In order to improve the prediction accuracy for the fatigue life of carbon-fiber-reinforced plastics under such loadings, special nonlinear fatigue damage accumulation models are proposed. Elaborated are methods for predicting the fatigue life of carbon-fiber-reinforced plastics by the models proposed. The prediction methods are verified by the example of T800/5245 and AS4/3501-6 carbon-fiber-reinforced laminates. A relatively high accuracy of fatigue life predictions for the laminates was obtained as compared with that given by prediction methods using the Palmgren–Miner rule.

Keywords: damage accumulation; block; nonlinear fatigue; fatigue life; fatigue damage; cyclic block

Journal Title: Mechanics of Composite Materials
Year Published: 2020

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