Probabilistic Fatigue Crack Propagation Life Prediction of GH4133B Superalloy Used in Turbine Disk of Aero-engine

Probabilistic life prediction of nickel-base superalloy requires the modelling multiple complex random phenomena. The fatigue crack growth rates at various stress ratios are probabilistically predicted using the Paris formula and the modified Paris formula with threshold value (DELTA)K(th) for fatig...

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Veröffentlicht in:Ji xie gong cheng xue bao 2015-09, Vol.51 (18), p.71-82
1. Verfasser: ZHAO, Rongguo
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Sprache:chi ; eng
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Zusammenfassung:Probabilistic life prediction of nickel-base superalloy requires the modelling multiple complex random phenomena. The fatigue crack growth rates at various stress ratios are probabilistically predicted using the Paris formula and the modified Paris formula with threshold value (DELTA)K(th) for fatigue crack growth test data of GH4133B superalloy used in turbine disk of aero-engine at room temperature. The theoretic fatigue crack growth lives N(fp) at various survival probabilities P predicted by integral based on the Paris formula and the modified Paris formula are calculated and compared with the test ones N(ft). It is shown that N(fp) obtained by integral based on the modified Paris formula is well fitted with N(ft) at P=50%, while both N(fp) obtained by integral based on the Paris formula and that obtained by integral based on the modified Paris formula are all well fitted with Nft at P=90%, and N(fp) obtained by integral based on the modified Paris formula possesses a high reliability at P=99%. A 3D N(f)-F(p,m)-F(p),a fatigue life surface are plotted based on the nonlinear regression analysis of fatigue life test data, and a parameter gamma is introduced to characterize the effect of mean load F(p,m) and load amplitude F(p,a) on fatigue life N(f). It is suggested that the effect of F(p,m) on N(f) is larger than that of F(p,a) on N(f).
ISSN:0577-6686
DOI:10.3901/JME.2015.18.071