Analysis of Torsional Hysteresis Behavior of Shaft

Rashed, Gholamreza

doi:10.22034/jast.2021.127994

Analysis of Torsional Hysteresis Behavior of Shaft

Document Type : Original Article

Author

Gholamreza Rashed

Department of Technical Inspection Engineering, Petroleum University of Technology, Abadan

10.22034/jast.2021.127994

Abstract

In this paper, using the Abaqus finite element software, the torsional hysteresis of X52, X60, X65 steels under loadings with different torsion values, has been numerically investigated and they are compared to each other. The shear stress, effective stress, residual stress and elastic and plastic shear strain distribution are presented in the numerical results. In this analysis, the “chaboche” kinematic hardening theory has been used to predict the behavior of the material in the plastic region. By comparing the difference percentage graphs of the steels under the same load, it has been concluded that the hysteresis loops in X65 steel will become stable sooner than X60 and in X60 steel they become stable sooner than X52.

Keywords

Torsion

Cyclic Loading

Finite Element Analysis

elastic and plastic shear strain

20.1001.1.17352134.2020.13.2.8.4

Subjects

propulsion

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