Effect of Forming Strain on Fatigue Performance of a Mild Automotive Steel 2001-01-0083
The effect of forming strains on the fatigue behavior of an automotive mild steel, interstitial free steel, was studied after being prestrained by balanced biaxial stretch and plane strain. In the long life region, higher than 5×105 reversals, prestrain improves fatigue resistance. In the short life region, prestrain reduces fatigue resistance. At even shorter fatigue lives, the detrimental effect of prestrain diminishes. For plane strains, the fatigue behavior is anisotropic. In the direction perpendicular to the major strain, the steel exhibits much better fatigue resistance than in the direction parallel to the major strain.
Citation: Yan, B., Belanger, P., and Citrin, K., "Effect of Forming Strain on Fatigue Performance of a Mild Automotive Steel," SAE Technical Paper 2001-01-0083, 2001, https://doi.org/10.4271/2001-01-0083. Download Citation
