2014
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.633-634.1117
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Research on Fatigue Damage of Sucker Rod Based on Damage Mechanics

Abstract: Fatigue failure of sucker rod can occur under the effect of alternating load, and results in failure of sucker rod. In this paper, the damage mechanics theory is applied to the fatigue damage of sucker rod on the study, establish the fatigue damage evolution equation of sucker rod, and the damage mechanics-finite element method is adopted to solve fatigue damage of sucker rod, obtain change law of stress field, strain field and fatigue damage field of sucker rod, and carry out fatigue damage cycles of sucker r… Show more

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“…This thermal instability will generate a tropical zone on the surface of the brake disc, which will lead to significant fluctuations in thermoelastic vibration, including temperature, thermal stress, deformation and brake moment. In general, the thermoelastic vibration generated during braking not only affects the comfort and safety of automobiles, but also accelerates the aging and fatigue damage [2] of the relevant components of the braking system, affects the safety and reliability of automobiles, and increases the cost of quality assurance and maintenance of the braking system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This thermal instability will generate a tropical zone on the surface of the brake disc, which will lead to significant fluctuations in thermoelastic vibration, including temperature, thermal stress, deformation and brake moment. In general, the thermoelastic vibration generated during braking not only affects the comfort and safety of automobiles, but also accelerates the aging and fatigue damage [2] of the relevant components of the braking system, affects the safety and reliability of automobiles, and increases the cost of quality assurance and maintenance of the braking system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%