โ Scribed by William A. Grell; Peter J. Laz
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A multiscale fatigue analysis model is developed for brittle composite materials. The mathematical homogenization theory is generalized to account for multiscale damage effects in heterogeneous media and a closed form expression relating nonlocal microphase fields to the overall strains and damage i
The aim of this work is to investigate the capability of experimental modal analysis, as a nondestructive tool, to characterize and quantify fatigue behavior of materials. This is achieved by studying the response of modal parameters (damping ratio, natural frequency, and FRF magnitude) to variation
This paper investigates the effects of variable amplitude loading conditions on the fatigue lives of multiaxial rubber specimens. Two filled rubber materials were used and compared to investigate the effects of strain-crystallization on crack development NR, which strain crystallizes, and SBR, which