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Shuailing Li,Xu Xie,Qin Tian,Cheng Cheng,Zhicheng Zhang 한국강구조학회 2021 International Journal of Steel Structures Vol.21 No.1
The ultra-low cycle fatigue (ULCF) fracture initiation caused by cyclic large plastic strain in structural steels is often the governing limit state in steel structures when subjected to strong earthquake actions. Based on the author’s previous work, this paper presents the improved cyclic void growth model (CVGM) and degraded signifi cant plastic strain (DSPS) model considering the dependence of cyclic damage degradation parameters on stress triaxiality. To this end, tests on circular notched specimens and coupon specimens made of Q345qC steel were conducted, and scanning electron microscopy studies were performed on fracture surfaces of specimens, analysis results of which show that the ULCF fracture of Q345qC steel exhibits the typical behaviour of “void nucleation, growth, and coalescence.” The cyclic damage degradation parameters of CVGM and DSPS model were calibrated at diff erent stress triaxialities based on experimental results of specimens and complementary fi nite element analysis, and empirical formulas were subsequently established between cyclic damage degradation parameters and stress triaxiality. Finally, detailed fi nite element analysis results demonstrate that the improved CVGM and DSPS model can predict ULCF fracture behaviour with higher accuracy in comparison with original models.
Ultra-Low Cyclic Fatigue Fracture of Q235B and Q345B Steels and Their Butt Welded Joints
Xiyue Liu,Yidu Bu,Yuanqing Wang,Yang Guan 한국강구조학회 2022 International Journal of Steel Structures Vol.22 No.2
Earthquake-induced fractures in steel structures are characterised by high-strain low-cycle conditions. In order to investigate the ultra-low cyclic fatigue fracture of steel welded joints under earthquakes, two most commonly used structural steels (Q235B and Q345B) and the corresponding welds were studied by experiments and numerical analysis in this paper. Specimens were extracted from the base material, the weld metal and the heat aff ected zone to investigate the behaviour in diff erent parts of the welded joint. Eighteen smooth round bars were tested under large strain amplitudes, the hysteretic properties, damage degradation characteristics and failure process were analyzed. Constitutive model named Chaboche model was calibrated to describe the cyclic hardening behaviour of these materials. Seventy-two notched round bars with three diff erent notch sizes and two loading protocols were tested to study the fracture behaviour of diff erent materials at different stress triaxialities and diff erent strain amplitudes. Two micromechanical fracture models: cyclic void growth model and degraded signifi cant plastic strain model were calibrated based on the test results. The micromechanical models and Chaboche model were incorporated into numerical simulations by software ABAQUS with subroutine VUMAT to predict the materials fracture. The results show that the failure process under cyclic loads is opposite to that of monotone loads. The dissipation capacity of Q345B is superior to that of Q235B. The fracture resistance deteriorate more in the weld zone under the same loading conditions. The validated models can be used to eff ectively and accurately evaluate the fracture in steel welded connections under ULCF conditions.
Evaluation of cyclic fracture in perforated beams using micromechanical fatigue model
Saeed Erfani,Vahid Akrami 국제구조공학회 2016 Steel and Composite Structures, An International J Vol.20 No.4
It is common practice to use Reduced Web Beam Sections (RWBS) in steel moment resisting frames. Perforation of beam web in these members may cause stress and strain concentration around the opening area and facilitate ductile fracture under cyclic loading. This paper presents a numerical study on the cyclic fracture of these structural components. The considered connections are configured as T-shaped assemblies with beams of elongated circular perforations. The failure of specimens under Ultra Low Cycle Fatigue (ULCF) condition is simulated using Cyclic Void Growth Model (CVGM) which is a micromechanics based fracture model. In each model, CVGM fracture index is calculated based on the stress and strain time histories and then models with different opening configurations are compared based on the calculated fracture index. In addition to the global models, sub-models with refined mesh are used to evaluate fracture index around the beam to column weldment. Modeling techniques are validated using data from previous experiments. Results show that as the perforation size increases, opening corners experience greater fracture index. This is while as the opening size increases the maximum observed fracture index at the connection welds decreases. However, the initiation of fracture at connection welds occurs at lower drift angles compared to opening corners. Finally, a probabilistic framework is applied to CVGM in order to account for the uncertainties existing in the prediction of ductile fracture and results are discussed.