Simulation analysis of structural fatigue characteristics of exhaust manifold bracket under high and low cycle fatigue load

This study aims to continuously optimize the exhaust manifold to ensure long-term stability of reliable performance, and focused on exhaust manifold examining low and high cycle fatigue at high temperatures. The thermal stress and thermal modes under load conditions are analyzed using calculational results, subsequently, an optimal scheme is devised and its practicality is verified through finite element analysis. The results indicates that the equivalent plastic strain increment of the bracket in the base design is 1.22%, whereas the improved base design reduced this value by 26% and 21% respectively. These results enhance credibility to the design methodology and verification process, laying a solid theoretical foundation and reference framework for troubleshooting exhaust manifold failures under multiple-load scenarios.

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Cogent Engineering
Published
2026-04-30
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https://doi.org/10.1080/23311916.2026.2664908
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Fatigue and fracture mechanics
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Simulation analysis of structural fatigue characteristics of exhaust manifold bracket under high and low cycle fatigue load

Dongzhe Xuan, Shanhai Jin, Dechao Wang, Xue An
Cogent Engineering
Fatigue and fracture mechanics
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Simulation analysis of structural fatigue characteristics of exhaust manifold bracket under high and low cycle fatigue load

Dongzhe Xuan, Shanhai Jin, Dechao Wang, Xue An
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This study aims to continuously optimize the exhaust manifold to ensure long-term stability of reliable performance, and focused on exhaust manifold examining low and high cycle fatigue at high temperatures. The thermal stress and thermal modes under load conditions are analyzed using calculational results, subsequently, an optimal scheme is devised and its practicality is verified through finite element analysis. The results indicates that the equivalent plastic strain increment of the bracket in the base design is 1.22%, whereas the improved base design reduced this value by 26% and 21% respectively. These results enhance credibility to the design methodology and verification process, laying a solid theoretical foundation and reference framework for troubleshooting exhaust manifold failures under multiple-load scenarios.

Cogent EngineeringVol. 13(1)
Yanbian University (CN), Jilin University (CN)
Education Department of Jilin Province
Openalex Percentile: Top 12%
Fatigue and fracture mechanics
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