Title : ( Rolling contact fatigue analysis of rails under the in uence of residual stresses induced by manufacturing )
Authors: Reza Masoudinejad , Mahmoud Shariati , Khalil Farhangdoost , A. Atrian ,Abstract
This study aims to analyze the rolling contact fatigue susceptible to residual stresses caused by the contact between the wheel and rail and its manufacturing process. For this purpose, a rail available in Iran railway is used with an exact prole geometry. The location of maximum stress caused by the contact of wheel/rail for rail proles can be calculated by a three-dimensional elastic-plastic nite element model. Then, in order to estimate the stress distribution in the rail manufacturing process, a thermal analysis with a nite element method will be performed. Afterward, the results of the performed stress analysis will be used as inputs for three-dimensional crack growth and rail fatigue life estimation model to calculate the stress intensity factors and fatigue life according to a set of parameters related to the boundary element method. Finally, three-dimensional nite element analysis results obtained show good agreement with those achieved in eld measurements.
Keywords
Rolling contact fatigue; Manufacturing process; Finite element; Fatigue crack growth; Boundary element.@article{paperid:1075019,
author = {Masoudinejad, Reza and Shariati, Mahmoud and Farhangdoost, Khalil and A. Atrian},
title = {Rolling contact fatigue analysis of rails under the in uence of residual stresses induced by manufacturing},
journal = {Scientia Iranica},
year = {2019},
volume = {26},
number = {3},
month = {July},
issn = {1026-3098},
pages = {1427--1437},
numpages = {10},
keywords = {Rolling contact
fatigue;
Manufacturing
process;
Finite element;
Fatigue crack growth;
Boundary element.},
}
%0 Journal Article
%T Rolling contact fatigue analysis of rails under the in uence of residual stresses induced by manufacturing
%A Masoudinejad, Reza
%A Shariati, Mahmoud
%A Farhangdoost, Khalil
%A A. Atrian
%J Scientia Iranica
%@ 1026-3098
%D 2019