英文摘要 |
The purpose of this paper is to experimentally investigate themechanical behavior and buckling failure of 316L stainless steel tubessubjected to cyclic bending. The mechanical behavior measured includes:the relationship between the moment and curvature, and the relationshipbetween ovalization and curvature. The buckling failure measured includes:the relationship between controlled cyclic curvature and ovalization atbuckling, and the relationship between the controlled cyclic curvature andthe number of cycles to produce buckling. It is found from themoment-curvature curve that the 316L stainless steel tube hardenscyclically and becomes steady after a few cycles for symmetriccurvature-controlled bending. However, from the ovalization-curvaturecurve, the ovalization of the tube cross-section increases in a ratchetingmanner with the number of cycles. Owing to the progressive accumulationof the ovalization of the tube cross-section during cyclic bending, the tubesbuckle eventually. It is also found, from the controlled cycliccurvature-number of cycles to produce buckling curve, that the higher isthe controlled cyclic curvature, the fewer the number of cycles to producebuckling. In addition, although the magnitudes of the controlled cycliccurvature are different for all tested tubes, the ovalizations at buckling areapproximately the same. |