Research on Fatigue Life Forecast for Torsion Shaft of Self-Propelled Gun under Stochastic Loads

Hui Bin Hu; Li Jun Cao; Xin Wen Cao; Shu Xiao Chen; Jian Zhong Jin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.184-185.429

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Research on Fatigue Life Forecast for Torsion Shaft of Self-Propelled Gun under Stochastic Loads

Abstract:

Torsion shaft is the important buffer and damping component of Self-Propelled Gun. Its main failure mode is fatigue fracture. In order to forecast the fatigue life of torsion shaft under stochastic loads, virtual prototyping of Self-Propelled Gun is established in Pro/E and ADAMS. A new kind of measurement method of load spectrums combining actual equipment experiment with virtual prototyping is firstly put forward in this paper and provides complete and accurate load spectrums of torsion shaft. Stress and strain spectrums can be obtained based on material’s S-N curve. The fatigue life of torsion shaft can be forecasted, which provide adequate reference for the maintenance cycle confirmation and mission reliability forecast.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 184-185)

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429-432

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June 2012

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Hui Bin Hu, Li Jun Cao, Xin Wen Cao, Shu Xiao Chen, Jian Zhong Jin

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Fatigue Life, Load Spectrum, Strain, Stress, Torsion Shaft

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