International Journal of Fatigue, volume 158, pages 106769

Rubber fatigue prediction for filled natural rubber under positive and negative R ratios

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Trelleborg Antivibration Solutions, Leicester LE4 2BN, UK
Publication typeJournal Article
Publication date2022-05-01
scimago Q1
SJR1.528
CiteScore10.7
Impact factor5.7
ISSN01421123, 18793452
General Materials Science
Mechanical Engineering
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Mechanics of Materials
Modeling and Simulation
Abstract
Rubber fatigue prediction under positive and negative R ratios . • Critical locations were correlated with the maximum value of ε t from both the cylindrical and ring specimens. • The criterion achieved R 2 of 0.85 in an S-N form with a scatter band of 0.5 over 30 fatigue cases under different R ratios. • 96.7% of the predicted data within the measured fatigue band with a scale factor of 2 on the cylindrical samples. • The criterion was validated on 90 fatigue cases with 15 paths and all predicted points were within a scatter band of 1.7. • This potential novel approach without additional fitting variables would save significant time and cost in industry. An effective tensile strain ε t for rubber fatigue under positive and negative ratios was proposed for the design of rubber products in the industry. It was applied to the cylindrical specimens over 30 fatigue cases: achieved the predicted points within a scatter band of 0.5 with R 2 = 0.85. Further application to the ring specimens on 90 fatigue cases including different loading modes and phase angles: achieved the prediction within a scatter band of 1.7. Critical locations were correlated with the maximum values of ε t . The novel approach without additional fitting variables can be used in engineering design and applications.
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