Article | REF: BM5032 V1

Life-span of mechanical systems - Study of the impact of random solicitation

Authors: Raed KOUTA, Daniel PLAY

Publication date: April 10, 2008

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1. Principle of forecasting

The predictive calculation of the service life of a mechanical system or component, used in real-life conditions, is based on four elements:

  • knowledge of the loading (or stress) undergone (figures 1 a and b). Figure 1 a shows the definition of measurement points over time (with a predefined constant time step Δt). Figure 1 b is a reminder of the quantities considered later;

  • an endurance law (often based on the Wöhler curve) (figure

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