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KREJSA, M. BROŽOVSKÝ, J. LEHNER, P. SEITL, S. KALA, Z.
Original Title
Stochastic analysis for short edge cracks under selected loads
Type
conference paper
Language
English
Original Abstract
The article is focused on the exploration of fatigue damage to bridges and steel structures subjected to cyclic loading. Computational model is focused on fatigue crack propagating from the surface and it is based on linear elastic fracture mechanics utilizing the Paris-Erdogan’s law. The behavior of the carrier element susceptible to fatigue damage is experimentally investigated on specimens with various types of load and it is expressed by a calibration function. For the prediction of fatigue damage over time, calibration functions for short edge cracks were derived based on the results of the experiment, and the acceptable size of the fatigue crack in damaged structural component under analysis was determined. Using the derived relationships, a stochastic analysis of the selected element was performed and the results are discussed.
Keywords
Paris law, steel structure, damage inspection
Authors
KREJSA, M.; BROŽOVSKÝ, J.; LEHNER, P.; SEITL, S.; KALA, Z.
Released
10. 7. 2018
Publisher
Publisher Logo Conference Proceedings
ISBN
978-0-7354-1690-1
Book
AIP Conference Proceedings
1551-7616
Periodical
Year of study
2018
Number
1978
State
United States of America
Pages from
1
Pages to
4
Pages count
URL
https://aip.scitation.org/doi/abs/10.1063/1.5043797
BibTex
@inproceedings{BUT150804, author="Martin {Krejsa} and Jiří {Brožovský} and Petr {Lehner} and Stanislav {Seitl} and Zdeněk {Kala}", title="Stochastic analysis for short edge cracks under selected loads", booktitle="AIP Conference Proceedings", year="2018", journal="AIP Conference Proceedings", volume="2018", number="1978", pages="1--4", publisher="Publisher Logo Conference Proceedings", doi="10.1063/1.5043797", isbn="978-0-7354-1690-1", issn="1551-7616", url="https://aip.scitation.org/doi/abs/10.1063/1.5043797" }