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    Experimental and Numerical Study of Turbine Blade Fatigue Based on a Creep-Fatigue Prediction Model

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    2022
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    Sun, Debin
    Huo, Junzhou
    An, Shaoxia
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    Abstract
    To scrupulously predict the creep-fatigue life of materials, a creep life prediction model is first proposed in this study considering real-time creep damage derived from the Kachanov creep damage model
     
    second, combined with the Chaboche fatigue damage model and the nonlinear coupling mechanism of continuous damage mechanics, a creep-fatigue life prediction model of material is ulteriorly presented in this paper
     
    finally, the effectiveness of the creep-fatigue life model is corroborated by experiment data of DZ125, whose prediction results are in the ± 2.0 dispersion zone and then the creep-fatigue life of the turbine blade is calculated to compare with the experimental results of the blade specimen to further prove the practicability, whose error is about 3.2%, which can provide a theoretical reference for the damage prediction, durability analysis, and life prediction of the turbine blade.
     
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