Mutoh Y, Hoeppner DW, Kinyon SE
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Gain an understanding of the fretting fatigue phenomenon and for developing fretting fatigue design. Fretting is well known to degrade fatigue strength significantly. Fretting fatigue failure has been increasingly disclosed in service components because those components have suffered more severe loading conditions than before due to the demands of save-energy and environment-preservation.
Twenty-nine peer-reviewed papers cover:
Fretting in Steel Ropes and Cablereviews the topic.
Fretting Wear and Crack Nucleationcovers the process of fretting crack nucleation under fretting wear through both detailed in-situ observations and mechanical models, which included not only fracture mechanics but also interface mechanics.
Fretting Fatigue Crack and Damagediscusses fretting fatigue crack propagation under mixed mode, based on the fracture mechanics approach.
Life Predictionaddresses fretting fatigue life estimations, based on various approaches including fracture mechanics, notch fatigue analysis and multiaxial fatigue parameters.
Fretting Fatigue Parameter Effectscovers effects of parameters that influence fretting fatigue behavior and strength, including contact pressure, friction coefficient, contact pad geometry, and mating material.
Loading Condition and Environmentaddresses the effect of loading conditions including block loading, high frequency and service loading.
Titanium Alloysdiscusses titanium alloys, which have been typically used for structural components suffering fretting fatigue, such as turbine components and bio-joints, due to their lightweight as well as excellent corrosion resistance.
Surface Treatmentdeals with improvements of fretting fatigue strength by using coating techniques.
Case Studies and Applicationsintroduces case studies on electrical cables, dovetail joints, pin joints and rollers.
This volume is a valuable resource for engineers that need to develop an understanding of fretting fatigue and also serves the fretting fatigue community including both newcomers and those that have been involved for some time.
Fretting in Steel Ropes and Cables — A Review
A Global Methodology to Quantify Fretting Damages
Fouvry S., Kapsa P., Vincent L.
Observations and Analysis of Relative Slip in Fretting Fatigue
Kondoh K., Mutoh Y., Nishida T., Xu J.
Fretting Fatigue Initial Damage State to Cracking State: Observations and Analysis
Clark P., Hoeppner D.
Observations and Analysis of Fretting Fatigue Crack Initiation and Propagation
Kondoh K., Mutoh Y., Xu J.
A Critical Assessment of Damage Parameters for Fretting Fatigue
Ciavarella M., Demelio G., Dini D.
An Estimation of Life in Fretting Fatigue Using an Initiation-Propagation Model
Domínguez J., García M., Navarro C.
A Theoretical and Experimental Procedure for Predicting the Fretting Fatigue Strength of Complete Contacts
Hills D., Limmer L., Mugadu A.
Improvement of Fretting Fatigue Strength by Using Stress-Release Slits
Hattori T., Nakamura M., Watanabe T.
Effect of Contact Pressure on Fretting Fatigue in Type 316L Stainless Steel
Hanawa T., Maruyama N., Nakazawa K.
Influence of Nonhomogeneous Material in Fretting Fatigue
Goh C., McDowell D., Neu R.
Effect of Contact Pad Geometry on Fretting Fatigue Behavior of High Strength Steel
Akiyama T., Kido Y., Matsumura T., Ochi Y.
Fretting Fatigue Under Block Loading Conditions
Hooper J., Irving P.
High-Frequency Fretting Fatigue Experiments
Farris T., Matlik J.
Development of Test Methods for High Temperature Fretting of Turbine Materials Subjected to Engine-Type Loading
Farris T., Murthy H., Okane M., Rajeev P.
Fretting Fatigue Behavior of Titanium Alloys
Chandrasekaran V., Hoeppner D., Taylor A.
An Investigation of Fretting Fatigue Crack Nucleation Life of Ti-6Al-4V under Flat-on-Flat Contact
Ashbaugh N., Hutson A., Nicholas T.
Evaluation of Ti-48Al-2Cr-2Nb Under Fretting Conditions
Draper S., Lerch B., Miyoshi K., Raj S.
Fretting Fatigue Crack Initiation Behavior of Ti-6Al-4V
Jain V., Lykins C., Mall S., Namjoshi S.
Fretting Fatigue Characteristics of Titanium Alloy Ti-6Al-4V in Ultra High Cycle Regime
Kumuthini K., Mutoh Y., Nagata K., Shirai S.
Effect of Lubricating Anodic Film on Fretting Fatigue Strength of Aluminum Alloy
Maejima M., Mizutani J., Mutoh Y., Nishida T.
Fretting Fatigue Properties of WC-Co Thermal Sprayed NiCrMo Steel
Hiki M., Okane M., Shiozawa K., Suzuki K.
Evaluating Fatigue Life of Compressor Dovetails by Using Stress Singularity Parameters at the Contact Edge
Hattori T., Machida T., Yoshimura T.
The Analysis of Fretting Fatigue Failure in Backup Roll and its Prevention
Kondo Y., Kubota M., Odanaka H., Ohkomori Y., Sakae C.