Abstract
The contact simulation model of high-speed railway train axle box bearing is simplified into a two-dimensional plane with an elastic semi-infinite body subjected to semi-elliptical cylindrical compressive stress in one direction. The ANSYS software was used to solve the effects of single inclusion size, the depth of the contact surface and the elastic modulus on dynamic shear stress and Von Mises stress of high-iron bearing subsurface, and compared with the calculation results of bearing material uniformity assumption. Using the modified Basquin equation, the relevant assumptions are made. The maximum Von Mises stress is used as the key stress for fatigue life calculation. The bearing fatigue life calculation method is established to study the influence of the inclusion size, the depth of the contact surface and the elastic modulus on the bearing fatigue life.
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