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W. Song et alii, Frattura ed Integrità Strutturale, 46 (2018) 94-101; DOI: 10.3221/IGF-ESIS.46.10
N root
It should be noted that the K stands for the simplified form of mode I notch stress intensity factor. In order to calculate the NSIFs and SED by EFM method, Meneghetti [20] connects the peak stress with these results to obtain closed-form expression of NSIF and averaged SED values for different modes, which are written as follows:
N
K
1
K
1.38
(7)
FE
1 d 1
, 0,
peak
N
K
2
K
(8)
3.38
FE
2 d 1
r
, 0,
peak
, 0, r peak
where d is the mean finite element size.
and
are the stress results under polar coordination from
, 0, peak
N
i K values can be obtained from numerical results using very refined FE mesh patterns. Finally, SED
FE analysis. The
values can be deduced by the PSM equation, which is shown as follows:
2
2
1
2
1
1
2
0 d R
0 d R
e
e
1
2
1 W K
2
K
(9)
, 0,
, 0,
FE
peak
FE r
peak
, eq peak
E
E
E
2
The equivalent peak stress can be obtained from the following equation:
2
2
2 f
2
, eq peak c
r
f
(
)
(10)
, 0,
, 0,
w w
peak w
peak
1
2
1 w f and
2 w f are induced according to element size and the corresponding control volume for SED evaluation. It
where
and
for as-welded joints can be simplified by a correction
should be noted that the relationship between
peak
, eq peak
f , which is shown as follows:
parameter w
peak
(11)
f
w
, eq peak
For the notch opening angle 2 135 and the average FE size
0.5 d mm , the parameter w
f is obtained as 1.064. If
the SED values are determined from NSIF analytical solutions, the PSM values can be calculated from Eqn. 9.
Weld Root
Rc
Weld toe
Rc
t
Tension
2a
θ
h
2α
Bending
L
Figure 1 : Geometry of cruciform welded joints and corresponding SED geometry illustration.
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