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Van Do, 2018 - Google Patents

The numerical high cycle fatigue damage model of fillet weld joint under weld-induced residual stresses

Van Do, 2018

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15387307026979317523
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Van Do V
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IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science

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In this study, a development of nonlinear continuum damage mechanics (CDM) model for multiaxial high cycle fatigue is proposed in which the cyclic plasticity constitutive model has been incorporated in the finite element (FE) framework. T-joint FE simulation of fillet welding …
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