
doi: 10.1111/ffe.12216
handle: 11392/2335392
AbstractThis paper investigates two possible definitions of a non‐local effective stress: the weighted average value and the implicit gradient solution. These definitions are usually applied for strength assessment, particularly in the high cycle fatigue regime, in the presence of notches, defects, cracks or welded joint toes or roots. The present research analyses their general relationship in plane notches. Then, the paper presents a numerical method for their assessment by means of a general FE tool. Different solutions are calculated and compared by evaluating the results obtained from different finite element method commercial software.
crack; effective stress; fatigue; implicit gradient; local tension field; non-local; notch; welding; Mechanical Engineering; Mechanics of Materials; Materials Science (all)
crack; effective stress; fatigue; implicit gradient; local tension field; non-local; notch; welding; Mechanical Engineering; Mechanics of Materials; Materials Science (all)
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