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Coffin-Manson law

For low-cycle fatigue of un-cracked components where (imax or iCT inl am above o-y, Basquin s Law no longer holds, as Fig. 15.2 shows. But a linear plot is obtained if the plastic strain range defined in Fig. 15.3, is plotted, on logarithmic scales, against the cycles to failure, Nf (Fig. 15.4). TTiis result is known as the Coffin-Manson Law ... [Pg.148]

Fig. 15.4. Initiation-controlled low-cycle fatigue - the Coffin-Manson Law... Fig. 15.4. Initiation-controlled low-cycle fatigue - the Coffin-Manson Law...
The correlation coefficient for the power-law trendline of the data in Fig. 1(a) is = 0.64. Clearly, there is a discrepancy between the data and the basic Coffin-Manson approach. The data is replotted in Fig. 1(b) with the following modifications ... [Pg.108]

Once the analytical expression of the hysteresis loop has been derived, the following step is to infer the equation of the entire e-N curve or Wohler s curve. To this purpose, it is necessary to separate the two component of deformation, the elastic and the plastic one, as already done in Eq. (6.1). As to the elastic component Eg, it has been said in Sect. 5.2.2 that in 1910 Basquin [7] found a power law relationship with the cycles to failure N, see Eq. (5.22), so that in a log-log scale the elastic component of the S-N curve is a line. Later in the 50, Manson and Coffin [8-11] independently found that also the plastic component of the cyclic strain was related to life cycles N through a power law function, known as the Manson-Coffin relationship... [Pg.314]


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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.8 , Pg.147 , Pg.169 ]




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