BVM Engineering college

ME-Machine Design

LITRATURE REVIEW

PREPARED BY : SHAILESH B. PATEL

ENROLLMENT NO.:140080709012

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Author

Fatigue life prediction of a heavy vehicle steel wheel

under radial loads by using finite element analysis

M.M. Topa , S. Ercan , N.S. Kuralay,

Engineering Failure Analysis 20 (2012) 6779 ,

Publication

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Predict the minimum number of wheel turns before fatigue
crack initiation, the stress life (SN) approach was
utilised.

Conclusion

Static stress analysis and the stress life approach gives a

reasonable
estimate of the fatigue life of the steel wheel.

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Author

Fatigue life prediction of parabolic leaf spring under

various road conditions

Y.S. Kong , M.Z. Omar , L.B. Chua , S. Abdullah

Engineering Failure Analysis 46 (2014) 92103,

Publication

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Based on the simulation result, rural area rough road
condition contributed highest damage to the parabolic leaf
spring followed by curve mountain road and smooth highway
road. Therefore, life of parabolic spring during rough road
operations is lowest, and the second is mountain road
condition.

Conclusion

(1) Title Of Paper

Author

Loading sequence effect on fatigue life of Type 316

stainless steel

Masayuki Kamaya , Masahiro Kawakubo

International Journal of Fatigue 81 (2015) 1020

Publication

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The fatigue life reduction due to the loading sequence effect
could be assessed conservatively by determining the allowable
number of cycles for effective stress amplitude.

Conclusion

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Fatigue Life Design of Components under Variable

Amplitude
Loading with Respect to Cyclic Material Behaviour
Procedia Engineering 101 ( 2015 ) 194 202

Author

Publication

Matthias Hella, Rainer Wagener, Heinz Kaufmann, Tobias

Melza,
3rd International Conference on Material and Component
Performance under Variable Amplitude Loading, VAL2015
Huge test programmers for the material characterization in
the nominal stress concept including assessment of the
influences of stress concentrations, mean stresses and other
factors can be avoided by using material based component
S-N curves.

Conclusion

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Author

Fatigue behavior and life prediction of lateral notched

round bars under bendingtorsion loading

R. Branco , J.D. Costa , F.V. Antunes

Engineering Fracture Mechanics 119 (2014) 6684

Publication

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The fatigue life predictions were obtained from linear elastic
finite element analyses using the CoffinManson model. The
strain energy density model was employed to correct the
stressstrain response at the notch tip.

Conclusion
The fatigue damage parameter was the local von Mises
equivalent stress. For lives greater than 104 cycles.

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