Abstract
The article is devoted to the problem of researching the influence of operational factors on the residual resource of metal structures of wheeled vehicles. Corrosion of metal structures of wheeled vehicles significantly reduces the resource and reliability of vehicles. Failure due to the combined action of corrosion and operational loads is caused by complex factors that can be divided into internal and external. Internal - traditionally considered as dependent on the chemical composition. External factors include corrosive destruction due to the external environment, which includes: atmospheric exposure, methods of operation and storage. The influence of moisture, mineral fertilizers and their combinations significantly reduces the resource of the structural elements of agricultural machines, especially when the protective coating is damaged. Corrosion damage is formed on such surfaces of load-bearing nodes of metal structures, corrosion-fatigue surface cracks are born, which grow to critical sizes, and there is a danger of machine failure. Classical methods of calculation-experimental assessment of durability at the stage of initiation of fatigue cracks in structural systems are based on the assumption of integrity of materials and the inadmissibility of fatigue damage in the most dangerous intersections of structural elements. These approaches do not provide adequate forecasting of the machine's resource, so it is necessary to apply the provisions of the mechanics of destruction.
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