Abstract

To improve the accuracy for prediction of cyclic life of pieces with macrocracks we propose to use a new thermographic method. Traditionally this question is solved on the basis Paris formula which connects the speed of crack growth (SCG) with Stress intensity factor K. However parameter K is not identical to the SCG because K doesn’t consider non-linear processes at the top of crack (TC). That is why the using K gives the considerable error. For overcoming this problem we proposed instead of K to connect SCG with another diagnostic parameter, such as ΔS(1c)—increment of specific entropy for cycle (ISE) at the TC, which can be calculated with sufficient accuracy through passive temperature field on the surface of tested object. Parameter ISE can be obtained both simultaneously with building of a kinetic fatigue diagram and on the basis of measuring of temperature under exploitation of piece. In both cases the prediction of cyclic lifetime is much higher than with the help parameter K. Besides parameter ISE allows to follow the crack development inside tested object. This means that suggested parameter ISE is more universal and convenient than traditional parameter K.

Highlights

  • Under cyclic deforming of pieces with macrocrack and certain conditions some plastic domain in top of crack is appeared

  • To improve the accuracy for prediction of cyclic life of pieces with macrocracks we propose to use a new thermographic method

  • This question is solved on the basis Paris formula which connects the speed of crack growth (SCG) with Stress intensity factor K

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Introduction

Under cyclic deforming of pieces with macrocrack and certain conditions some plastic domain in top of crack is appeared. As a result the crack begins its movement As it is known, under plastic deforming of metals the most part of mechanical energy is transformed in the heat energy. Because of high heat conductivity of metals these heat sources form a passive thermal field on the surface of testing object, which characterizes the irreversible changing in the material and has a lot of information about damaging processes. This information can be received without contact with investigated object by using up-to-date infrared equipment allows to fix the kinetics of temperature distributions near top of crack with high precision. That Stress intensity factor K is attribute of linear continuum and doesn’t consider non-linear processes at the top of crack (TC) [1] [3] [6] [7]

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