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Catalogue of NIMS fatigue data sheets
Yoshiyuki Furuya1, Hideaki Nishikawa1, Hisashi Hirukawa1
1Research Center for Structural Materials, National Institute for Materials Science, Tsukuba, Japan.
Science and Technology of Advanced Materials
|November 26, 2019
Summary
This paper introduces a new gateway to the NIMS fatigue data sheets, a comprehensive database of structural material fatigue properties. Access extensive data on high-cycle, low-cycle, and gigacycle fatigue, including high-temperature and welded joint properties.
Area of Science:
- Materials Science
- Mechanical Engineering
- Fatigue Analysis
Background:
- The NIMS fatigue data sheets comprise a vast repository of structural material fatigue properties.
- Understanding material fatigue is critical for structural integrity and component lifespan.
Purpose of the Study:
- To summarize the NIMS fatigue data sheets and provide a new, accessible gateway to this resource.
- To review fundamental fatigue properties, high-temperature behavior, and fatigue in welded joints.
Main Methods:
- Compilation and summarization of existing NIMS fatigue data.
- Analysis of high-cycle, low-cycle, and gigacycle fatigue test results.
- Review of fatigue properties at room and elevated temperatures, and for welded joints.
Main Results:
- The database includes fatigue limits, fatigue lives, and cyclic stress-strain curves for various materials like steels, aluminum, and titanium alloys.
- High-temperature fatigue data, particularly for steels, were evaluated using diverse strain rates and waveforms.
- Fatigue properties of welded joints in steels and aluminum alloys were assessed through high-cycle fatigue and crack propagation tests.
Conclusions:
- The newly accessible gateway facilitates broader use of extensive NIMS fatigue data.
- The reviewed data provide valuable insights into material fatigue behavior under various conditions, including high temperatures and welded configurations.
- New findings from the analysis of this comprehensive fatigue dataset are highlighted.
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