Publication detail

Application of Laser Beam Scattering Method to the Analysis of Fatigue Damage Evolution

POKLUDA, J. UNČOVSKÝ, M.

English title

Application of Laser Beam Scattering Method to the Analysis of Fatigue Damage Evolution

Type

conference paper

Language

en

Original abstract

Periodic and random surface roughness of cyclically loaded specimens was under investigation. Specimens of ferritic and austenitic steels were measured using new optical method based on laser light scattering on rough surfaces. Measured dependencies of autocorrelation length of surface T on relative number cycles N/Nf indicate an onset of a stable extrusion/intrusion relief on the specimen surface caused by fatigue process.

English abstract

Periodic and random surface roughness of cyclically loaded specimens was under investigation. Specimens of ferritic and austenitic steels were measured using new optical method based on laser light scattering on rough surfaces. Measured dependencies of autocorrelation length of surface T on relative number cycles N/Nf indicate an onset of a stable extrusion/intrusion relief on the specimen surface caused by fatigue process.

RIV year

1999

Released

08.06.1999

Publisher

EMAS

Location

Beijing, China

ISBN

1-901537-1

Book

Fatigue '99

Pages count

6

BIBTEX


@inproceedings{BUT499,
  author="Jaroslav {Pokluda} and Marek {Unčovský},
  title="Application of Laser Beam Scattering Method to the Analysis of Fatigue Damage Evolution",
  booktitle="Fatigue '99",
  year="1999",
  month="June",
  publisher="EMAS",
  address="Beijing, China",
  isbn="1-901537-1"
}