FATIGUE ANALYSIS OF A SHIP DECK

  • Roberto Ivașcu "Dunarea de Jos" University of Galati
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Résumé

The predicted lifespan of the ship deck can be confirmed by navigational exploitation, structural imperfections and geometry are sources of excitation in the vertical and longitudinal direction and have a decisive influence on the structure's vibration levels and implicitly on the evolution over time as a random signal of specific deformations and stresses respectively.
For the static calculation, the maximum stresses σ were obtained from 536.57 MPa, 500.15 MPa and 481.92 MPa for the analyzed cases: with right angle, connection radius R=0.5 m and R=1 m. The recommended construction method is definitely the one in which the connection radius R=1 m.
For the fatigue calculation, a wear factor of 0.6118, 0.5368 and 0.5170, respectively, was obtained because it was considered the worst case where the cuts in the ship deck do not have a stiffening bracket that directly affects the stress, displacement and wear factor. Stresses in the rest of the deck are below the critical limit. Due to the studied case, a life expectancy of about 1.92 years, 2.20 years and 2.28 years is estimated, after which cracks can occur in the area of cuts.

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2018-12-17
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