2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.wear.2019.203012
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The stress intensity factor calculation for combined sliding wear and fatigue of GH4169 superalloy based on three-dimensional simulation

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“…From the above SEM results, it can be found that fatigue gradually dominates when the amount of lubrication increases, which verifies the numerical analysis result that fatigue destroys the resistance to wear and dominates when the crack extension reaches a critical value in Wang and Gao. 21…”
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“…From the above SEM results, it can be found that fatigue gradually dominates when the amount of lubrication increases, which verifies the numerical analysis result that fatigue destroys the resistance to wear and dominates when the crack extension reaches a critical value in Wang and Gao. 21…”
Section: Test Results and Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the above SEM results, it can be found that fatigue gradually dominates when the amount of lubrication increases, which verifies the numerical analysis result that fatigue destroys the resistance to wear and dominates when the crack extension reaches a critical value in Wang and Gao. 21 Figure 11 reflects the interaction between the fatigue and wear of the gear. Figure 11(a) shows the interaction mechanism of the full lubrication test.…”
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“…Therefore, most tribotechnical materials are used at the loads generating stresses lower than the yield stress in the contacting layers. Most calculations of wear [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8] rely on the fulfillment of this condition. Frequently the calculation results disagree with the experimental data, since the wear models cannot correctly include into consideration many of the factors, such as contact geometry, heat sink conditions, composition of the surrounding medium, etc.…”
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