2020
DOI: 10.1007/s12204-020-2172-5
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Probability Model of Residual Strength of Materials Under Uncertain Cyclic Load

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“…The theoretical formula delineates the degradation trend of material strength, manifesting an initial slow decline followed by a rapid decline, consistent with the degradation pattern observed in a substantial number of bridges in the United States. Based on the material residual strength model in reference [29], this paper establishes the degradation model of highway bridge technical condition as follows:…”
Section: Model Of Bridge Technical Degradationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The theoretical formula delineates the degradation trend of material strength, manifesting an initial slow decline followed by a rapid decline, consistent with the degradation pattern observed in a substantial number of bridges in the United States. Based on the material residual strength model in reference [29], this paper establishes the degradation model of highway bridge technical condition as follows:…”
Section: Model Of Bridge Technical Degradationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, Santiago analyzed the effect of surface treatment of test specimens on fatigue test results, 3 Gao discussed the impact of damage depth at different stages on fatigue strength, 4 and Bao studied the influence of defect size and location in the test specimen on fatigue life 5 . Gao 6 conducted experiments to derive the impact of internal and external factors on the residual strength of materials. However, in the current phase of fatigue testing, the collection of data on uncertainty factors is a significant challenge due to the rising costs of labor and materials.…”
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confidence: 99%