The problem of mathematical simulation of the origin and evolution of low-cycle fatigue cracks is
quite actually for many high-loaded machines and units of power industry, aerospace engines, oil
and gas pipelines and other structures operating under repeated loading. Successful prediction of
low-cycle resource depends on solution of several interrelated problems: creation and development
of structure model (loads, boundary conditions, materials model) that will adequately describe all
aspects stress-strain history in the structures paths; creation plasticity and creep models adequate to
the processes taking place during sing-alternating elastic-plastic deformation; the creation of
lifetime fatigue failure rate criteria; and development of effective numerical simulation technique.
Algorithms of solution of big sparse systems of linear algebraic equations based on Cholesky technique is released in program complex of analysis of stress-strain condition under cyclic elastoplastic loading by finite element method. Comparison of memory and computational resource efficiency of algorithms is carried out.
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