Abstract
The response of materials to cyclic loading using different loading conditions is analyzed. Hysteresis loops of austenitic steel cycled in symmetric and asymmetric strain- and stress controlled loading are analyzed to evaluate the contribution of effective stress and probability distribution of internal critical stresses. The austenitic-ferritic duplex steel is cycled with various positive mean stresses and cyclic stress-strain response, cyclic creep rates, resulting dislocation structures and fatigue life are evaluated. The effect of the mean stress on cyclic plasticity and fatigue life is discussed. © 2011 Published by Elsevier Ltd. Selection and peer-review under responsibility of ICM11
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