Search for dissertations about: "effective notch stress method"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 8 swedish dissertations containing the words effective notch stress method.
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1. Fatigue evaluation of welded details – using the finite element method
Abstract : The fatigue evaluation of welded details is generally based on the notion of nominal stress, using the classified S-N curves with corresponding fatigue classes for typical details. An approach of this kind should be used with extra caution to ensure that the load effects for components are accurately captured, because an ever-increasing number of welded details are resulting in a limited number of possible treatable design cases. READ MORE
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2. Fatigue Analysis of Welded Structures Using the Finite Element Method
Abstract : Fatigue design and analysis of steel and composite bridges is generally based on the notion of the nominal stress using the classified S-N curves with corresponding fatigue classes for typical details. Such an approach can yield unrealistic the estimation of the load effects for structure components because of an ever increasing number of structural details and loading situations resulting in a limited number of possible treatable design cases. READ MORE
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3. Improving fatigue properties of welded high strength steels
Abstract : In recent years a strong interest has been expressed to produce lighter structures.One possible solution to reduce the weight is to utilize high strength steels and use welding as the joining method. READ MORE
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4. Multi-axial fatigue of welded details
Abstract : Welds and welded joints are nowadays very common in steel structures. Since thewelded parts also are susceptible to fatigue, they can have a major influence on thetotal life of the structure. READ MORE
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5. LEFM analysis and fatigue testing of welded structures
Abstract : Fatigue design of welded structures has always been important for construction equipment manufactures. The product development and manufacturing trends are reduction of lead time, cost and LCC. READ MORE
