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Influence of Key Material Parameters and Loading Path on Fatigue Failure Behaviors of Corrugated Tubes

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Fatigue failure is a significant factor influencing the safety and stability of corrugated tubes in service. With the rapid development of electric power, aerospace and other areas, increasing expectations for the fatigue life of corrugated tubes are being put forth. Currently, industry and national standards are the most often used approaches for predicting fatigue life. Conventional approaches have limits in reliably forecasting fatigue life under complicated coupled nonlinear circumstances. This research intends to investigate the fatigue life potential of corrugated tubes and improve service safety by concentrating on the relationship between the evolution law of stress-strain distribution and fatigue failure behavior under key material parameter and loading method conditions. The finite element model of corrugated tube fatigue failure under cyclic loading is established based on the combination of experimental method and numerical simulation method. On this basis, the evolution law of stress-strain distribution and fatigue failure of corrugated tubes is examined to reveal the fatigue failure mechanism of corrugated tubes under varied material parameters and loading modes. The research results can not only enrich the theory of design and technology of corrugated tubes but also provide a practical theoretical basis for predicting the behavior of fatigue failure of corrugated tubes in service.

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This work was supported by the fund of the Henan Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 202300410122), National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 52175314 and 51875176), Zhongyuan Scholar Workstation funded project (no. 214400510028) and Henan Provincial Key Research and Development Program (Grant No. 231111231700).

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Huang, T., Jiang, Yn., Qiao, M. et al. Influence of Key Material Parameters and Loading Path on Fatigue Failure Behaviors of Corrugated Tubes. JOM 76, 1973–1983 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11837-024-06409-5

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