Stress Intensity Factor vs. Transversal Deflection - How to Determine the Damage Severity?

Journal Title: Romanian Journal of Acoustics and Vibration - Year 2014, Vol 11, Issue 1

Abstract

This paper compare two methods to determine the severity of a damage occurring in cantilever; the first method is well-known in the literature and base on an approach from fracture mechanics, while the second is contrived by the authors and base on the transversal deflection under small loads. First the paper demonstrate the relation existing between the stiffness reduction due to damage (i.e. the value of the transversal deflection) and the change of the natural frequencies, exemplified for three shapes of the transversal cross-section. It is proofed that the relation is valid for all three cases, square, hexagon and circle, the damage depth being accurate determined. Afterwards, the results are compared with that provided by numerous researchers which used the fracture mechanics approach; a good concordance can be found, with the mention that the method developed by us is more accurate. This is justified by the fact that our method does not introduce empirical relations, being based on the formulized physical phenomena alone.

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GILBERT GILLICH, ANDREA MINDA, ZENO PRAISACH, CARLA PROTOCSIL

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GILBERT GILLICH, ANDREA MINDA, ZENO PRAISACH, CARLA PROTOCSIL (2014). Stress Intensity Factor vs. Transversal Deflection - How to Determine the Damage Severity?. Romanian Journal of Acoustics and Vibration, 11(1), 25-30. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-121463