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Stanovení kalibračních koeficientů pomocí MKP pro měření zbytkové napjatosti homogenní po hloubce odvrtávací metodou
ŠVAŘÍČEK, K.
Český název
Stanovení kalibračních koeficientů pomocí MKP pro měření zbytkové napjatosti homogenní po hloubce odvrtávací metodou
Anglický název
Determination of the calibration coefficients through the FEM for measurement of the uniform residual stress by the hole-drilling method
Typ
článek ve sborníku ve WoS nebo Scopus
Jazyk
cs
Originální abstrakt
One of the most used methods for measurement residual stresses is the hole-drilling method. This method is based on drilling a small and shallow hole. If the residual stresses are present then the strain releases, which is usually measured by means of strain gauge rosette. The residual stresses from the strains obtained this way, we can determine by the help of derived equations. In these equations exsert calibration coefficients, which represents a relation between relaxed strain and residual stresses. These coefficients, which are functions to many parameters, is necessery to determine in advance. It is possible to determine them by several ways: analytically, numerically (for example through the finite element method: FEM) and experimentally. This article deals with determination of this coefficient numerically by the FEM for measurement of residual stresses which are uniform by the depth for the strain gauge rosette RY 61 S.
Český abstrakt
One of the most used methods for measurement residual stresses is the hole-drilling method. This method is based on drilling a small and shallow hole. If the residual stresses are present then the strain releases, which is usually measured by means of strain gauge rosette. The residual stresses from the strains obtained this way, we can determine by the help of derived equations. In these equations exsert calibration coefficients, which represents a relation between relaxed strain and residual stresses. These coefficients, which are functions to many parameters, is necessery to determine in advance. It is possible to determine them by several ways: analytically, numerically (for example through the finite element method: FEM) and experimentally. This article deals with determination of this coefficient numerically by the FEM for measurement of residual stresses which are uniform by the depth for the strain gauge rosette RY 61 S.
Anglický abstrakt
One of the most used methods for measurement residual stresses is the hole-drilling method. This method is based on drilling a small and shallow hole. If the residual stresses are present then the strain releases, which is usually measured by means of strain gauge rosette. The residual stresses from the strains obtained this way, we can determine by the help of derived equations. In these equations exsert calibration coefficients, which represents a relation between relaxed strain and residual stresses. These coefficients, which are functions to many parameters, is necessery to determine in advance. It is possible to determine them by several ways: analytically, numerically (for example through the finite element method: FEM) and experimentally. This article deals with determination of this coefficient numerically by the FEM for measurement of residual stresses which are uniform by the depth for the strain gauge rosette RY 61 S.
Klíčová slova anglicky
hole-drilling method, residual stress, calibration coefficients, relaxed strain, strain gauge rosette, finite element method
Vydáno
03.06.2003
Nakladatel
Ústav mechaniky těles, Fakulta strojního inženýrství, Vysoké učení technické v Brně
Místo
Milovy, Czech Republic
ISBN
80-214-2314-5
Kniha
Experimentální analýza napětí 2003
Počet stran
17
BIBTEX
@inproceedings{BUT20567,
author="Karel {Švaříček},
title="Stanovení kalibračních koeficientů pomocí MKP pro měření zbytkové napjatosti homogenní po hloubce odvrtávací metodou",
booktitle="Experimentální analýza napětí 2003",
year="2003",
month="June",
publisher="Ústav mechaniky těles, Fakulta strojního inženýrství, Vysoké učení technické v Brně",
address="Milovy, Czech Republic",
isbn="80-214-2314-5"
}