Parametric probabilistic approach for cumulative fatigue damage using double linear damage rule considering limited data

This work proposes a parametric probabilistic approach to model damage accumulation using the double linear damage rule (DLDR) considering the existence of limited experimental fatigue data. A probabilistic version of DLDR is developed in which the joint distribution of the knee-point coordinates is obtained as a function of the joint distribution of the DLDR model input parameters. Considering information extracted from experiments containing a limited number of data points, an uncertainty quantification framework based on the Maximum Entropy Principle and Monte Carlo simulations is proposed to determine the distribution of fatigue life. The proposed approach is validated using fatigue life experiments available in the literature.

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2024-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.31224/3921
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Fatigue and fracture mechanics
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This work proposes a parametric probabilistic approach to model damage accumulation using the double linear damage rule (DLDR) considering the existence of limited experimental fatigue data. A probabilistic version of DLDR is developed in which the joint distribution of the knee-point coordinates is obtained as a function of the joint distribution of the DLDR model input parameters. Considering information extracted from experiments containing a limited number of data points, an uncertainty quantification framework based on the Maximum Entropy Principle and Monte Carlo simulations is proposed to determine the distribution of fatigue life. The proposed approach is validated using fatigue life experiments available in the literature.

Texas Tech University (US), West Texas A&M University (US), Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (BR), Colorado State University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 100%
Fatigue and fracture mechanics
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