Abstract:
Variation of elastic strain and plastic strain of 10 CrNiMo structural steel in the course of low cycle fatigue action were studied under six series of different axial strain range from 0.6% to 2.0% by taking smooth rounded cross-section specimens. The results indicated that elastic strain range Δ
εe increases slightly approximately by the rule of natural logarithm and its ratio in total strain range drops gradually by power rule with a negative exponent; plastic strain range Δ
εp aggrandizes linearly and its ratio in total strain range increases by quadratic polynomial rule with the enhancement of total strain range Δ
εT; when Δε
T is less than 1.5%, Δ
εe is dominant; when Δε
T is equal to 1.5%, proportions of Δ
εe and Δ
εp are similar and both are dominant; when Δ
εT is more than 1.5%, Δ
εe increases slowly and Δ
εp augments at a high speed and is a dominant factor to control the whole process of low cycle fatigue.