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Study of the propagation of concave semi-elliptical shaped breathing cracks in rotating shaft

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2019-12
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When a cracked shaft rotates, the crack contained in it progressively opens and closes during a revolution. Accordingly, the behavior of the shaft becomes nonlinear. In this paper, the propagation of concave semi-elliptical shaped cracks contained in rotating shafts has been studied considering the nonlinear effect of the breathing crack. To study the propagation, we propose an integration algorithm based on the Paris-Erdogan Law which allows determining the crack shape evolution of concave breathing cracks in rotating shafts. The Stress Intensity Factor used by the algorithm to analyze the propagation has been computed using the four parametric expression for concave cracks proposed by the authors in a previous work. By now, it has not been found in the literature propagation studies of concave surface cracks in rotating shafts that consider the breathing mechanism of the crack.
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Propagation of cracks, Cracked shafts, Concave shaped crack, Breathing crack, Rotating shafts
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Rubio, P., Bernal, J., Rubio, L., & Muñoz-Abella, B. (2019). Study of the propagation of concave semi-elliptical shaped breathing cracks in rotating shafts. International Journal of Fatigue, 129, 105214.