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• W2000236535 abstract "Bearing steels and other high strength steels exhibit complex fatigue behavior in excess of 107 cycles due to their sensitivity to defects like inclusions. Failure occurring in the very high cycle fatigue regime and the lack of an asymptote in the measured S–N data raise the questions as to the existence of fatigue limit and prediction of the fatigue strength of the high strength steel components. A series of two papers are written to discuss on the characteristics of the very high cycle fatigue and their implication for engineering applications. In the present paper (Part I) a deterministic defect model is developed to describe the fatigue crack growth from de-bonded hard inclusions. The model is shown to provide a unified prediction of fatigue behavior in different regimes, i.e. low cycle fatigue regime dictated by the tensile strength, high cycle fatigue regime obeying Basquin’s law and the very high cycle fatigue regime featured by the fish-eye and ODA (optically dark area) surrounding an interior fatigue-initiating inclusion on the fracture surface. The model predictions agree well with experiments. A combination of the deterministic model with a stochastic model that describes the inclusion size distribution allows prediction of fatigue strength and fatigue limit associated with certain reliability of a steel component. It is found that very high cycle fatigue, associated with interior inclusions, is attributed to the very slow crack propagation in vacuum condition, and that an asymptote for fatigue limit observed for mild steels also exists for high strength steels such as bearing steels, but extends beyond the very high cycle fatigue regime normally measured to-date. Monte Carlo simulation shows that such a fatigue limit asymptote becomes clearly visible in excess of 1012 cycles, which is difficult to measure with today’s testing devices. Furthermore, the effects of steel cleanliness and specimen type and shape are studied by means of Monte Carlo simulations." @default.
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• W2000236535 title "The fatigue limit of bearing steels – Part I: A pragmatic approach to predict very high cycle fatigue strength" @default.
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