The notch effect significantly influences the fatigue response of components and is particularly relevant for parts produced with additive manufacturing (AM) processes, characterized by complex geometries and possible geometric discontinuities inducing local and critical peak stresses. Moreover, the low surface quality, as well as manufacturing defects and residual stresses, interacts with the local peak stress induced by geometric discontinuities, complicating the assessment of the notch effect for AM parts and requiring extensive experimental fatigue investigations. In the present paper, the notch sensitivity of as-built AlSi10Mg specimens produced with the laser beam powder bed fusion in the Very High Cycle Fatigue regime is investigated. Ultrasonic fatigue tests up to 109 cycles have been carried out on rectangular bars and rectangular bars with a central through-thickness hole. The notch effect has been found to significantly affect the fatigue response of the investigated AlSi10Mg specimens, with surface defects having a main role and pointing out the influence of the surface quality on the crack formation.

On the notch sensitivity of as-built Laser Beam Powder Bed–Fused AlSi10Mg specimens subjected to Very High Cycle Fatigue tests at ultrasonic frequency up to 109 cycles / Tridello, A.; Boursier Niutta, C.; Benelli, A.; Pagnoncelli, A. P.; Rossetto, M.; Berto, F.; Paolino, D. S.. - In: FATIGUE & FRACTURE OF ENGINEERING MATERIALS & STRUCTURES. - ISSN 8756-758X. - (2024). [10.1111/ffe.14419]

On the notch sensitivity of as-built Laser Beam Powder Bed–Fused AlSi10Mg specimens subjected to Very High Cycle Fatigue tests at ultrasonic frequency up to 109 cycles

Berto F.;
2024

Abstract

The notch effect significantly influences the fatigue response of components and is particularly relevant for parts produced with additive manufacturing (AM) processes, characterized by complex geometries and possible geometric discontinuities inducing local and critical peak stresses. Moreover, the low surface quality, as well as manufacturing defects and residual stresses, interacts with the local peak stress induced by geometric discontinuities, complicating the assessment of the notch effect for AM parts and requiring extensive experimental fatigue investigations. In the present paper, the notch sensitivity of as-built AlSi10Mg specimens produced with the laser beam powder bed fusion in the Very High Cycle Fatigue regime is investigated. Ultrasonic fatigue tests up to 109 cycles have been carried out on rectangular bars and rectangular bars with a central through-thickness hole. The notch effect has been found to significantly affect the fatigue response of the investigated AlSi10Mg specimens, with surface defects having a main role and pointing out the influence of the surface quality on the crack formation.
2024
additive manufacturing; AlSi10Mg; laser beam powder bed fusion (LB-PBF); notch effect; very high cycle fatigue (VHCF)
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On the notch sensitivity of as-built Laser Beam Powder Bed–Fused AlSi10Mg specimens subjected to Very High Cycle Fatigue tests at ultrasonic frequency up to 109 cycles / Tridello, A.; Boursier Niutta, C.; Benelli, A.; Pagnoncelli, A. P.; Rossetto, M.; Berto, F.; Paolino, D. S.. - In: FATIGUE & FRACTURE OF ENGINEERING MATERIALS & STRUCTURES. - ISSN 8756-758X. - (2024). [10.1111/ffe.14419]
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