人人文库网 > 图纸下载 > 毕业设计 > 桥式起重机总体方案及起升装置的设计【8张CAD图纸和毕业论文】【优秀答辩论文】

祝耀欣.pdf

桥式起重机总体方案及起升装置的设计【8张CAD图纸和毕业论文】【优秀答辩论文】

资源目录

桥式起重机总体方案及起升装置的设计.rar

桥式起重机总体方案及起升装置的设计

论文封面及原创性声明.doc---(点击预览)

祝耀欣50t桥式起重机的设计说明书.doc---(点击预览)

滑轮装配1dwg.dwg---(点击预览)

滑轮2dwg.dwg---(点击预览)

滑轮1dwg.dwg---(点击预览)

桥式起重机的开题报告 (2).doc---(点击预览)

G862.1-62.间隔环dwg.dwg---(点击预览)

G862.1-61.涨圈dwg.dwg---(点击预览)

G862.1-51.防尘盖dwg.dwg---(点击预览)

50t桥式起重机.dwg---(点击预览)

翻译-铝合金随机荷载作用下的疲劳性能

祝耀欣.pdf---(点击预览)

外文翻译.doc---(点击预览)

压缩包内文档预览：

编号：271794 类型：共享资源大小：4.04MB 格式：RAR 上传时间：2014-04-08 上传人：好资料QQ****51605 IP属地：江苏

45
积分

版权申诉 word格式文档无特别注明外均可编辑修改；预览文档经过压缩，下载后原文更清晰！ 立即下载

关键词：: 桥式起重机总体方案装置设计

资源描述：

【温馨提示】购买原稿文件请充值后自助下载。

[全部文件] 那张截图中的文件为本资料所有内容，下载后即可获得。

预览截图请勿抄袭，原稿文件完整清晰，无水印，可编辑。

有疑问可以咨询QQ：414951605或1304139763

1 绪论1

1.1 课题的研究背景1

1.2国内外桥式起重机发展概况1

1.3 本论文的主要内容2

2. 桥式起介绍4

2.1 桥式起重机的特点和分类4

2.1.1通用桥式起重机4

2.1.2专用桥式起重机5

2.1.3电动葫芦型桥式起重机6

2.2桥式起重机的组成和特点7

2.2.1桥式起重机小车7

3．总体方案设计8

3.1引言8

3.2起重机设计的总体方案8

3.2.1方案一：选择箱形双梁桥式起重机8

3.2.2方案二：选择通用吊钩桥式起重机9

3.3方案的确定10

3.4 小结10

4起升机构的设计及计算11

4．1 引言11

4.2 吊钩电动起升机构的布置方案11

4.3 主起升机构的计算14

4.3.1 钢丝绳直径的选取14

4.3.2 滑轮与卷筒的计算15

4.3.3 选择电动机17

4.3.4 减速器的选择18

4.3.5选择制动器19

4.3.6选择联轴器21

4.4 副起升机构的计算22

4.4.1 钢丝绳直径的选取22

4.4.2 滑轮、卷筒的计算23

4.4.3 电动机的选择24

4.4.4 减速器的选择25

4.4.5 选择制动器26

4.4.6 联轴器的选择28

4.5 小结29

5 结论30

5.1全文总结30

5.2展望30

参考文献32

致谢33

1 绪论

1.1 课题的研究背景

　　　当今中国工业经济处于高速发展时期，建筑工业化和工业现代化的进程中起重机的使用是不可缺少的。

　　　从古代，人们为了建造大型建筑就发明了原始的起重设备，到了今天，起重机设计制造已经成为一个专门的产业。起重设备的应用给人们带来了很大的便利，小到仓库里的叉车，大到航天中心的吊装火箭的起重机械，建筑工地上随处可见的塔式起重机，港口码头的大型龙门吊，起重机的身影无处不在。

　　　正是由于起重机使用的普遍性，起重机设计制造具有很强的应用性。据数据显示，仅工程起重机一项，全球的年销售额就有75亿美元，但是这些大多是由欧美企业垄断。

　　　近些年来，伴随着我国固定资产投资的飞速增长、基础设施建设和大型项目的不断上马，使得我国工程机械行业获得了空前的发展，也受到了人们越来越多的关注。我国的起重机制造商与欧美的竞争对手相比在技术上还存在着差距，在产业链条，产品结构方面也存在着一定的劣势，但这并非遥不可及。更主要的是，我国在这一领域从未放弃过自主研发，而且已经具备了相当大的产业规模，创造了几个蜚声全球的知名品牌。

　　　起重机属于典型的机械产品，根据其使用环境的不同，起重机的设计又具有不同特性，作为毕业设计的选题不仅可以检验自己的机械专业能力还可以考察创新创造能力。

1.2国内外桥式起重机发展概况

　　　起重机械是用来对物料进行起重、运输、装卸或安装等作业的机械设备。它在国民经济各部门都有广泛的应用，起着减轻体力劳动、节省人力、提高劳动生产率和促进生产过程机械化的作用。起重机械在现代化生产过程中决不是可有可无的辅助工具，而是合理组织生产的必不可少的生产设备。

　　　通用桥式起重机是使用最为广泛的桥架型起重机。目前，国产通用桥式起重机系列尚未采用参数化设计系统，既不能将设计人员从大量繁琐的重复劳动中解放出来，也不能发挥出CAD/CAM的有事。为了发挥设计人员的创造性减少设计、计算、制图、制表所需的时间，缩短设计周期，新产品，新材料，新工艺的研究，会使得起重机的整机布置更趋优化，部件更加紧凑耐用；起重机的控制和安全保护装置大为改善，保证了操作的安全性和可靠性。

我国的起重机械制造行业起步较晚，原有的基础比较薄弱，与工业先进型国家相比，差距不小。但是，经过见过60年来的不断发展，目前的差距明显缩小，已经建立起自己的子终极研究部门、生产厂和专业人才培养的高等学校，并能够批量生产各种累心轨道起重机械，不仅满足了国内市场需求，部分也打入了国际市场。

目前世界上最大的履带起重机起重量3000t，最大的桥式起重机起生日一1200t，集装箱岸连装卸桥小车的最大运行速度已达350m/min，堆垛起重机级最大运行速度240m／min，垃圾处理用起重机的起升速度达100m／min。实现了重点产品大型化，高速化和专用化德国、英国、法国、美国和日本的著名起重机公司采用起重机模块化设计，并取得了显著的效益。德国德马格公司的标准起重机系列改用模块化设计后，比单件设计的设计费用下降12％，生产成本下降45％，经济效益十分可观。起重机的更新和发展，在很大程度上取决于电气传动与控制的改进。将机械技术和电子技术相结合，将先进的计算机技术、微电子技术、电力电子技术、光缆技术、液压技术、模糊控制技术应用到机械的驱动和控制系统，实现起重机的自动化和智能化。例如德国采用激光装置查找起吊物的重心位置，在取物装置上装有超声波传感器引导取物装置自动抓取货物。吊具自动防摇系统能在运行速度200m/min,加速度0.5m/s2情况下很快使起吊物摇摆振幅减至几个毫米。起重机可通过磁场变换器或激光达到高精度定位。在起重机单机自动化的基础上，通过计算机把各种起重运输机械组成一个物料搬运集成系统，通过中央控制室的控制，与生产设备有机结合，与生产系统协调配合。这类起重机自动化程度高，具有信息处理功能，可将传感器检测出来的各种信息实施存储、运算、逻辑判断、变换等处理加工，进而向执行机构发出控制指令。日本东芝浜川崎工厂用全自动桥式起重机组成的物料输送系统来搬运柔性加工线上的夹具和工件，为机床运送毛坯或将加工好的零件送到下一工序或仓库。

　　　目前各行业中使用的桥式起重机数不胜数，普遍采用小型PLC控制和调压调速，基本上没有智能化产品。中小型桥式起重机大多应用16/3.2T,50/10T以及32/16T等类型，在冶金工业的大型起重机，各大钢铁公司基本上采用200t～480t起重机，而中小企业绝大多数采用趋于淘汰边缘的75t～160t起重机，这些起重机的更新换代和现代化改造项目，形成了巨大的市场需求，也是科研人员进一步研发的动力和机会。

1.3 本论文的主要内容

　　　桥式起重机主要由金属结构、机械部分（机构）和电气设备三大部分组成。金属结构部分的设计主要是指桥架的结构设计，比较复杂，而电气设备是用来控制起重机的运转，在本次设计中没有对它们进行设计计算，机械部分（机构）主要包括起升机构和运行机构等，这是本设计的重点。本论文的主要设计内容如下：

根据已知的数据参数和起重机的工作等级，首先确定此次设计的总体方案，根据所确定的方案，进行设计计算。

起升机构用来实现货物的升降，是任何起重机不可缺少的部分，是起重机中最重要与基本的机构。50/10t桥式起重机，有主、副两套起升装置，首先应确定好两套装置的合理布置方案，两套装置的原理相类似，只是额定起重量不同，布置方案确定好后，就可以开始进行计算了。起升机构主要由驱动装置、卷绕系统、取物装置与制动装置等组成。完成了对其组成部分的数据计算后，利用AutoCAD把它们装配在一起，可以直观的检查设计是否合理，提前发现问题。

2. 桥式起介绍

2.1 桥式起重机的特点和分类

1、桥式起重机的特点：

取物装置悬挂在可沿桥架运行的起重小车或运行式葫芦上的起重机，称为“桥架型起重机”。

桥架两端通过运行装置直接支撑在高架轨道上的桥架型起重机，称为“桥式起重机”。

桥式起重机一般由装有大车运行机构的桥架、装有起升机构和小车运行机构的起重小车、电气设备、司机室等几个大部分组成。外形像一个两端支撑在平行的两条架空轨道上平移运行的单跨平板桥。起升机构用来垂直升降物品，起重小车用来带着载荷作横向运动；桥架和大车运行机构用来将起重小车和物品作纵向移动，以达到在跨度内和规定高度内组成三维空间里作搬运和装卸货物用。

桥式起重机是使用最广泛、拥有量最大的一种轨道运行式起重机，其额定起重量从几吨到几百吨。最基本的形式是通用吊钩桥式起重机，其他形式的桥式起重机基本上都是在通用吊钩桥式的基础上派生发展出来的。

2、桥式起重机的分类

（1）通用桥式起重机（2）专用桥式起重机（3）电动葫芦型桥式起重机

2.1.1通用桥式起重机

通用桥式起重机是指在一般环境中工作的普通用途的桥式起重机(见标准GB/T14405-93)。以下类型的起重机都属于通用桥式起重机。

①通用吊钩桥式起重机

通用吊钩桥式起重机由金属结构、大车运行机构、小车运行机构、起升机构、电器及控制系统及司机室组成。取物装置为吊钩。额定起重量为10T以下的多为1个起升机构；16T以上的则多为主、副两个起升机构。这类起重机能大多种作业环境中装卸和搬运物料及设备。

全部文件.jpg

50t桥式起重机.jpg

滑轮装配1.jpg

G862.1-51.防尘盖.gif

G862.1-61.涨圈.gif

G862.1-62.间隔环.gif

滑轮1.gif

滑轮2.gif

卷筒.gif

内容简介：: The Fatigue of Aluminum Alloys Subjected to Random Loading Experimental investigation is undertaken by the authors to determine the fatigue life of 2024-T3 and 6061-T6 aluminum alloys G. W. Brown and R. Ikegami ABSTRACT-This paper describes an experimental investi- gation which was carried out to determine the fatigue life of two aluminum alloys (2024-T3 and 6061-T6). They were subjected to both constant-strain-amplitude sinus- oidal and narrow-band random-strain-amplitude fatigue loadings. The fatigue-life values obtained from the nar- row-band random testing were compared with theoretical predictions based on Miners linear accumulation of dam- age hypothesis. Cantilever-beam-test specimens fabricated from the aluminum alloys were subjected to either a constant- strain-amplitude sinusoidal or a narrow-band random base excitation by means of an electromagnetic vibrations exciter. It was found that the e-N curves for both alloys could be approximated by three straight-line segments in the low-, intermediate- and high-cycle fatigue-life ranges. Miners hypothesis was used to predict the narrow-band random fatigue lives of materials with this type of -N behavior. These fatigue-life predictions were found to consistently overestimate the actual fatigue lives by a factor of 2 or 3. However, the shape of the predicted fatigue-life curves and the high-cycle fatigue behavior of both materials were found to be in good agreement with the experimental results. Symbols bl, b = constants kl, k2 = constants N = number of cycles to failure S = stress S = yield stress (1,N1) = reference point on e-N diagram e = strain e = yield strain ep = peak strain e = endurance-limit strain = strain-hardening exponent G. W. Brown is Professor of Mechanical Engineering, University of Cali- fornia, Berkeley, Calif. R. Ikegami is Research Engineer, Structural Dynamics Group, Boeing Aircraft, Seattle, Wash. Paper was presented at 1970 SESA Spring Meeting held in Huntsville, Ala. on May 19-22. r = strain variance Symbols not shown here are defined in the text. Introduction The problem of predicting the fatigue lives of metal structures which are subjected to random loadings is generally solved by first formulating an accumula- tion of damage criteria, then applying this criteria to the specified conditions of varying cyclic-load amplitude. The first and still the most commonly used criterion for predicting the accumulation of damage in fatigue was proposed by A. Palmgren and applied by M. A. Miner. 1 This criterion as- sumes that the problem of accumulation of damage may be treated as one in which the fractions of fa- tigue life used up at different load levels as deter- mined from the constant amplitude e-N curve may be simply added to give an index of the fatigue damage and is generally known as Miners linear- accumulation-of-damage criteria. This paper describes a portion of the results of a study 2 which was conducted to determine a method of predicting the fatigue lives of alumimum-alloy structures which were subjected to narrow-band random loadings. An experimental program was carried out to determine the lives of cantilever-beam test specimens which were subjected to either con- stant-strain-amplitude sinusoidal or narrow-band random strain-amplitude fatigue loadings. The fatigue lives of the test specimens subjected to the random loadings were then compared to predictions based on the application of Miners criteria. Experimental Program The fatigue tests were performed on two com- monly used aluminum alloys, 2024-T3 and 6061-T6. The mechanical properties of these two alloys are Experimental Mechanics 321 u 10 .3 10 .2 TRUE STRAIN L in/in ) 10 1 Fig. 1-True stress vs. true strain for 2024-T3 aluminum 0.5 a. Beam Configuration b. Normalized Mode Shape -0.5 O 0.5 STRAIN G A G E ACCEL. : ! I I I 100 0-3 _ i i rTr 10-2 10 -I TRUE STRAIN (in/in I Fig. 2-True stress vs. true strain for 6061-T6 aluminum 0.5 Normalized Bending Stress 1 /st Mode -0.5 -1 Fig. 3-Vibration characteristics of fatigue specimen given in Table 1, and the true-stress vs. true-strain curves are shown in Figs. 1 and 2. The strain-hardening exponent, , characterizes the stress-strain relationship in the plastic range. These properties were determined from uniaxial tensile tests using tension specimens made from the two alloys. In both cases, the tension speci- mens and the fatigue specimens were machined from the same sheets of aluminum, with the longitudinal axes of the specimens parallel to the direction of roll- ing. This was done to insure uniformity between these two types of tests. The majority of the fatigue tests was done on an electromagnetic vibrations exciter, with a small portion of the low-cycle constant-strain-amplitude tests being performed on an Instron tester. For the testing which was performed on the vibra- tions exciter, the fatigue-test model was a cantilever TABLE 1-MATERIAL PROPERTIES Material True True Strain- Elastic Yield fracture fracture harden- modulus, stress, stress, strain, ing ex- psi psi psi in./in, ponent 2024-T3 i0.6 X 106 51,000 90,700 0.240 0.147 6061-T6 10.6 X 108 40,500 62,000 0.440 0.0875 beam subjected to a base excitation, as shown schematically in Fig. 3(a). For the narrow- band random fatigue tests, the excitation was a nar- row-band signal with a Gaussian base-acceleration amplitude and uniform spectrum over a specified frequency bandwidth. The excitation band was centered at the fundamental beam resonance. The sinusoidal fatigue tests were performed with the ex- citation frequency slightly above the fundamental beam resonance. The type of cyclic loading was therefore completely reversed bending. The cantilever specimens were profiled along the length of the beam to move the maximum bending stress in the first mode of vibration away from the fixed end. A sketch of the test-specimen configura- tion is shown in Fig. 4. The test specimens were clamped in the middle by a mounting fixture which was attached directly to the armature of the vibra- tions exciter. As can be seen from the figure, each fatigue-test specimen contained two cantilever- beam specimens which were excited simultaneously. An end mass, in the form of an Endevco Model 2216 crystal accelerometer, was attached at the free end of the cantilever-beam specimens. The mode shapes and corresponding bending-stress distribu- tions for the first two modes of vibration are shown in Figs. 3(b) and 3(c). At the fundamental beam resonance, the maximum bending stress occurred at 322 I August 1970 i -CLAMPED- o e-j +- -1- I -zt - =! r- Fig. 4-Fatigue-test specimen p,f c .=_ E z r Fig. 5-Fatigue specimen on vibration exciter a distance of 7/8 in. from the fixed end of the beam. The frequency of the first beam resonance was ap- proximately 115 cps. The specimens were care- fully hand polished prior to testing to remove any sharp corners and to eliminate all visible surface scratches in the region in which the maximum stress occurred. To measure the strain level during the fatigue tests, strain gages were mounted on every specimen at the point where the maximum bending stress oc- curred. It was found that the fatigue life of the strain-gage installation was generally much smaller than the fatigue life of the specimen. For this reason, the signal from the accelerometer mounted at the free end of the beam was used to determine the time to failure of the fatigue specimens. The signal from the accelerometer was used to trigger a relay which deactivated a timer when the accelera- tion level dropped to 50 percent of the nominal RMS acceleration level. It was observed that, at failure, the acceleration level dropped very rapidly so that the timers indicated very closely the total time to failure of the specimen. The picture in Fig. 5 shows a fatigue-test speci- men mounted on the vibrations exciter just prior to testing. As can be seen from this figure, special accelerometer cables were constructed by splicing standard Microdot accelerometer cables with two smaller, more flexible, lead wires. This was done to minimize the effect of the vibrations of the ac- celerometer cable on the specimen. Although the splice increased the noise pickup, the signal level was so large that this increase in noise was not noticeable. 60 80 100 FREQUENCY ( Hz ) Fig. 6-Strain spectral density 120 140 160 Fig. 7-Fatigue specimen in Instron tester The signals from the strain gages and the ac- celerometers were monitored during the tests and recorded on magnetic tape. After each test, the recorded signals were played back into a wave- Experimental Mechanics I 323 analyzer system to determine the RMS levels. A digital computer was used to perform a time-series analysis of the random signals obtained from the narrow-band random fatigue tests. A strain spec: tral-density plot of the strain-gage response during a typical narrow-band random test is shown in Fig. 6. As expected, this plot indicates that the fatigue specimen can be considered to be a very lightly damped, single-degree-of-freedom system. The most probable frequency of vibration of this nar- row-band response can be shown to be the resonance frequency of the system. Therefore, the total num- ber of cycles to failure (i.e., the total number of zero crossings with positive slope) was assumed to be the total time to failure in seconds multiplied by the resonance frequency in cycles per second. In the constant-amplitude, sinusoidal tests the total num- ber of cycles to failure was merely the total time to failure in seconds multiplied by the excitation fre- quency in cycles per second. For the tests performed on the vibrations exciter, the range of the total cycles to failure was from 2 ) 10 a to 5 10 cycles. The corresponding strain levels ranged from 600 to 3500 microstrain RMS for the narrow-band random fatigue tests, and from 1700 to 7000 microstrain for the constant-amplitude testing. Due to the fast rate of cycling on the vibrations exciter, it was not possible to obtain fatigue data for life values below approximately 2 103 cycles using the test setup described above. For this reason, some low-cycle, constant-strain-amplitude fatigue testing was performed on an Instron tester. A knowledge of the low-cycle, constant-amplitude . - _ , 9 8 7 10 4 I0 s CYCLES TO FAILURE Constant Amplitude Results Narrow Band Results S-N Diagram - Miners Prediction _ L_i. lO s ID 7 1o Fig. 3-Fatigue-test results for 2024-T3 aluminum o E .J n ?9 . -_ -_ _ - ?9 Constant Amplitude Results . . . . . S-N Diagram 10 4 10 5 l0 s 10 7 1D s CYCLES TO FAILURE Fig. 9-Fatigue-test results for 6061-T6 aluminum 324 August 1970 fatigue behavior of the two materials is necessary to correlate the constant-amplitude and narrow- band random fatigue results using Miners criteria. For a Rayleigh distribution, the probability of the peaks exceeding 3.72 times the RMS value is 0.1 percent. Since the highest RMS-strain level for the narrow-band random tests was 3500 micro- strain, peak strain levels of approximately 14,000 microstrain could be expected. The vibrations ex- citer was capable of producing constant-amplitude peak strains of only 7000 microstrain; conse- quently, other means had to be employed to produce an e-N diagram up to the 14,000-microstrain level required for Miners prediction of failure. The Instron tester programmed to cycle at a rate of approximately 5 cpm with strain amplitudes of up to 40,000 microstrain was used to obtain the low- cycle data. The specimens again were loaded in completely reversed bending and were essentially the same as those used in the vibrations-exciter tests. A photograph of the test setup for the Instron fatigue testing is given in Fig. 7. The test speci- men was mounted on the crosshead of the Instron tester by means of a mounting fixture which held the specimen in the same manner that the specimens were held when mounted on the vibrations exciter. The tip of the specimen was held stationary by means of the two-force member which connected the tip to the frame of the testing machine. The base or crosshead was then cycled through a constant deflection. The number of cycles to failure was determined from a counter on the Instron tester. The results of the fatigue tests performed on the vibrations exciter are shown in Figs. 8 and 9, where the RMS strain level has been plotted vs. the total number of cycles to failure of the cantilever-beam specimens. Both the constant-amplitude and the Fig. lO-Constant-amplitude fatigue.test results for 2024-T3 aluminum so I ! II I I Ill t I111 i. Vibr ._-_ jl i i iil I ltll . ?9 , 1 i 1o I 10 1o lo LO IO 10 lO CYCLES TO FAILURE Fig. ll-Constant-amplitude fatigue-test results for 6061-T6 aluminum x m 50 .o .- 10 B 1 lO 1 b2 2.35 II I lO 2 I ! 10 3 n io 4 iij!: Ill i ii(l=- t 1 ! IIj l0 s iO s lO 7 l0 s CYCLES TO FAILURE Experimental Mechanics 325 narrow-band random results have been plotted on the same graph to emphasize the difference in fa- tigue life obtained with the two different types of loading at the same RMS strain level. It can be noticed that both materials, when sub- jected to constant-strain-amplitude sinusoidal and narrow-band random strain-amplitude fatigue loads, exhibited an endurance-limit phenomenon at the very low strain levels. Most of the constant- amplitude data seems to fal on a straight line in the log-log plot of RMS strain amplitude vs. the total number of cycles to failure. Some deviation is indicated in the data for 6061-T6 at the high strain levels. This is to be expected since the strains corresponding to these points are well into the plastic region. It is believed that the 2024-T3 material would show the same type of deviation at higher strain levels than could be obtained with the existing vibrations-exciter test setup. The narrow-band random fatigue-test results show the same linear behavior on a log-log plot with a slope which is the same as the corresponding constant- amplitude data at the lower RMS strain levels. The data then begin to deviate at the higher strain levels where a greater number of strain peaks would be expected to exceed the yield strain. The results of the constant-strain-amplitude fa- tigue tests performed on the Instron tester are shown in Figs. 10 and 11, where the amplitude of peak strain, %, has been plotted vs. the total num- ber of cycles to failure of the cantilever-beam speci- mens. The Instron test data are plotted with the constant-amplitude results from the vibrations-ex- citer tests. Since materials which exhibit a fre- quency effect generally show lower fatigue-life val- ues as the cycling frequency is lowered, 3 it is be- lieved that the difference in cycling frequency did not greatly affect the fatigue behavior of the two materials tested; consequently the two sets of data can be directly compared. It is generally believed that there is little significant effect when working with frequencies of up to about 1000 cps. 4 From the results shown in Figs. 10 and 11 and the results of the tensile tests, it can be seen that a plot of stress amplitude vs. the number of cycles to fail- ure would be of little use when large plastic strains are experienced. Due to the nature of the stress- strain relations in the plastic range, a large incre- mental increase in strain corresponds to a very small incremental increase in stress. Therefore, in this paper, either the RMS strain amplitude or else the amplitude of peak strain ep is plotted vs. number of cycles. The symbol % is for peak strain, rather than for plastic strain. Figures 10 and 11 show that the low-cycle-fatigue data seem to fall on a straight line in a log-log plot of peak-strain amplitude vs. the number of cycles to failure. In both cases, the slope of this line is much greater than the slope of the line passing through the high-cycle data. These straight-line relation- ships on the log-log plots indicate that, for con- TABLE 2-PARAMETERS USED IN MINERS CALCULATIONS N1 el ee Material b b2 cycles in./in, in./in. 2024-T3 5.80 3.22 1.35 X 104 0.00510 0.00198 6061-T6 6.50 2.35 4.20 X 103 0.00545 0.00180 stant-strain-amplitude cycling, approximate re- lationships between the total number of cycles to failure and the peak-strain amplitude can be ob- tained in exponential form. In the high-cycle range, this relationship can be expressed as Nf = klep -I (1) and in the low-cycle range as N = k2ep -b (2) where kl and ks are constants. N s is the number of cycles to failure at the peak strain amplitude ep. The values of b and b2 for both materials are given in Figs. 10 and 11 and in Table 2. This change of slope in the low-cycle, high-strain- amplitude region is in agreement with the observa- tions of numerous other experimenters. L. F. Coffin 5 has observed that for many materials, if the plastic-strain amplitude* is plotted vs. the number of cycles to failure, b2 is approximately equal to 2. Using the results of the constant-strain-amplitude fatigue tests, the results of the narrow-band random fatigue tests can be compared with a prediction based on Miners linear-accumulation-of-damage hypothesis. Miners Linear-accumulation-of-damage Criteria As was discussed previously, Miners prediction of failure assumes that failure is due to a linear accu- mulation of damage which can be determined from the results of the constant-amplitude testing. The complete constant-amplitude results, including both * For this case, the plastic-strain amplitude would be the peak-strain amplitude m inus the yield strain. N1 Ne log N Fig. 12-Idealized e-N diagram 326 I August 1970 the low- and high-cycle-fatigue life ranges, have been plotted in Figs. 10 and 11 for both of the ma- terials tested. As can be seen from the figures, the Final failure is assumed to occur when the accumu- lation of damage is equal to unity so that the total number of positive peaks to failure is MoT = Nae2 (7) E Y, s 1/el bl ep bi+l e -p/2 d% + 1/el b ep b2+l e-/2g d% e e-N curves for both materials can be approximated by three straight-line segments when plotted on a log-log scale. These three ranges can be indicated schematically as shown in Fig. 12. In range 2, it will be assumed that the e-N dia- gram is a straight line on a log-log plot from zero to N cycles with a negative slope of 1/b. In range 1, it will be assumed that the straight line extending from N to N cycles has a negative slope of 1/b. The horizontal line at e corresponds to the endur- ance strain. It will be assumed that strains below this level have no influence on the final fatigue fail- ure. Thus, the e-N curve can be expressed as = for el ep oo, 0 N N (3) and = for ee_ %_ e, N1 N N s For this case, the linear-accumulation-of-damage equation can be written in terms of the peak-strain amplitude as Ace. Dam. = MeTIf N() + i = P(e)d%l N(%)J (4) where p(e) is the probability density function of the peak-strain amplitude, T is total time to failure and Mo is the number of positive peaks per second. Thus MoT represents the total number of positive peaks to failure. Since the strain response is an extremely narrow-band process, the peak-strain probability density function resulting from the im- posed Gaussian distribution in excitation is a Ray leigh distribution, and can be expressed as Using eqs damage is Acc. Dam. - pp(%) = (3), (4) and MoT 1 NwJ 1 e e -p,/2 (5) (;re 2 (5), the accumulation of fff 6p b-t-1 e -p/2a2 d% v 6pb2 4- 1 e-p2/2 depl (6) The solution of this equation was programmed for a CDC 6400 digital computer. The parameters used in the calculations of Miners prediction for the two materials which were tested are given in Table 2. The predictions based on Miners hypotheses are

温馨提示:
1: 本站所有资源如无特殊说明，都需要本地电脑安装OFFICE2007和PDF阅读器。图纸软件为CAD,CAXA,PROE,UG,SolidWorks等.压缩文件请下载最新的WinRAR软件解压。
2: 本站的文档不包含任何第三方提供的附件图纸等，如果需要附件，请联系上传者。文件的所有权益归上传用户所有。
3.本站RAR压缩包中若带图纸，网页内容里面会有图纸预览，若没有图纸预览就没有图纸。
4. 未经权益所有人同意不得将文件中的内容挪作商业或盈利用途。
5. 人人文库网仅提供信息存储空间，仅对用户上传内容的表现方式做保护处理，对用户上传分享的文档内容本身不做任何修改或编辑，并不能对任何下载内容负责。
6. 下载文件中如有侵权或不适当内容，请与我们联系，我们立即纠正。
7. 本站不保证下载资源的准确性、安全性和完整性, 同时也不承担用户因使用这些下载资源对自己和他人造成任何形式的伤害或损失。

人人文库网所有资源均是用户自行上传分享，仅供网友学习交流，未经上传用户书面授权，请勿作他用。