Measurement of moment coupling in fretting fatigue experiments

Moment coupling in fretting fatigue experiments refers to the generation of moments when a shear force is applied, caused by the difficulty in designing fretting fatigue experiments where the shear is reacted out on the same plane as the contact. Digital Image Correlation is used to measure the effe...

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Huvudupphovsmän: Truelove, J, Hills, D, Blades, L
Materialtyp: Journal article
Språk:English
Publicerad: SAGE Publications 2021
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author Truelove, J
Hills, D
Blades, L
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Hills, D
Blades, L
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description Moment coupling in fretting fatigue experiments refers to the generation of moments when a shear force is applied, caused by the difficulty in designing fretting fatigue experiments where the shear is reacted out on the same plane as the contact. Digital Image Correlation is used to measure the effect of moment coupling, and a model is created to calculate the effect of the applied moment at any point during a loading cycle on near-edge contact properties. The effects of the changing contact pressure on the slip zone sizes are considered. Finally, the model derived is used to find a load cycle including the effect of normal contact force that creates a truly constant near-edge contact pressure distribution at one edge of the flat and rounded pad. Although the calibrations found in this paper are valid only for the specific rig and specimen geometry used in this paper, the method could be readily applied to other experiments.
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spelling oxford-uuid:7eefe91e-f4ee-46c6-a5c3-38bc99ba843d2022-03-26T21:13:31ZMeasurement of moment coupling in fretting fatigue experimentsJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:7eefe91e-f4ee-46c6-a5c3-38bc99ba843dEnglishSymplectic ElementsSAGE Publications2021Truelove, JHills, DBlades, LMoment coupling in fretting fatigue experiments refers to the generation of moments when a shear force is applied, caused by the difficulty in designing fretting fatigue experiments where the shear is reacted out on the same plane as the contact. Digital Image Correlation is used to measure the effect of moment coupling, and a model is created to calculate the effect of the applied moment at any point during a loading cycle on near-edge contact properties. The effects of the changing contact pressure on the slip zone sizes are considered. Finally, the model derived is used to find a load cycle including the effect of normal contact force that creates a truly constant near-edge contact pressure distribution at one edge of the flat and rounded pad. Although the calibrations found in this paper are valid only for the specific rig and specimen geometry used in this paper, the method could be readily applied to other experiments.
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title Measurement of moment coupling in fretting fatigue experiments
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