Fatigue life prediction. Notion of endurance curve
Fatigue of continuous fiber reinforced composite materials
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Fatigue life prediction. Notion of endurance curve
Fatigue of continuous fiber reinforced composite materials

Author : Jacques RENARD

Publication date: July 10, 2010 | Lire en français

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2. Fatigue life prediction. Notion of endurance curve

The growing use of high-performance composite materials is undoubtedly due to their exceptional fatigue resistance. Even lighter than aluminum alloys, they are significantly better than the latter when subjected to cyclic loads.

As a criterion, we usually evaluate the ratio σ D /R m of the endurance limit (or fatigue limit) σ D to the tensile strengthR m .

For composite materials, this ratio is always higher than 0.4 and can reach 0.9. These values should be compared with those for metals and alloys (0.3 for aluminum and 0.4 for iron and its alloys).

The most widely used criterion for assessing...

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