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Spectres de réponse extrême et de dommage par fatigue. Utilisation pour l’écriture des spécifications d’environnement mécanique

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 May 2012

C. Lalanne
C. Lalanne*
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Lalanne Consulting, France. e-mail: christian.lalanne@free.fr
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Abstract

The maximum (or extreme) response and fatigue damage spectra can be used for the severity comparison of several vibration with two criteria, the largest stress and the fatigue damage created on a linear one degree of freedom system. After defining these spectra, it is shown how they can be used to write a test specification from the life cycle profile of an equipment.

Keywords

Extreme response spectrumfailure probabilityfatiguefatigue damagelife cycle profileSpectre de réponse extrêmeprobabilité de défaillancefatiguedommage par fatigueprofil de vie
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Research Article
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Metallurgical Research & Technology , Volume 109 , Issue 2 , 2012 , pp. 93 - 111
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© EDP Sciences 2012

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