Experimental and numerical study of the evolution of stored energy in metallic materials under cyclic loading
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2014Abstract
In-service loading conditions usually generate complex cyclic stress states. As such, the choice of an appropriate multiaxial fatigue criterion plays a crucial role in obtaining correct fatigue predictions. In the case of high cycle fatigue, the observation of the stabilized behavior is generally required to build either stress-based criteria or energy-based criteria. ....
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