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This study explores damage computation methods for concrete towers subjected to multi-stage and multiaxial loading. Emphasizing the importance of accurate fatigue verification, the paper introduces an energetical damage model that accounts for fatigue loading in complex environments, particularly for offshore concrete structures. It discusses the limitations of traditional linear accumulation approaches used by Palmgren and Miner and suggests improvements using fracture energy to realistically capture damage evolution. Further experimental validations are recommended to enhance the reliability of the proposed model.
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Damage Computation for Concrete Towers Under Multi-Stage and Multiaxial Loading Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jürgen Grünberg Dipl.-Ing. Joachim Göhlmann Institute of Concrete ConstructionUniversity of Hannover, Germany www.ifma.uni-hannover.de
Table of Contents • Introduction • Fatigue Verification • Energetical Damage Model for Multi - Stage Fatigue Loading • Multiaxial Fatigue • Summary and Further Work
1. Introduction Nearshore Foundation Emden Hybrid Tower Bremerhaven
Fatigue Design for … Reinforcement Junctions Concrete Tendons
1 Scd,min = 0,8 0,8 0,6 Scd,max 0,4 0,2 Scd,min = 0 0 0 7 14 21 28 logN 2. Fatigue Verification by DIBt - Richtlinie Linear Accumulation Lawby Palmgren and Miner: Design Stresses for compression loading: Scd,min = sd ∙ σc,min ∙ c / fcd,fatScd,max = sd ∙ σc,max ∙ c / fcd,fat Ni = Number of load cycles for current load spectrumNFi = Corresponding total number of cycles to failure log N S – N curves by Model Code 90
The mechanical work, which have to be applied to obtain a certain damage state during the fatigue process, is equal to the mechanical work under monotonic loading to obtain the same damage state. ! Wda(D) = Wfat (D, fat, N) c fat Fatigue Process Monotonic Loading Elastic-Plastic Material Model for Monotonic Loading: c = (1 - Dfat) ∙ Ec ∙ (c - cpl) 3. Energetical Fatigue Damage Model for Constant Amplitude Loading by [Pfanner 2002] Assumption:
Scd,max,3 Scd,max,2 Scd,max,1 Extended Approach for Multi-Stage Fatigue Loading Life Cycle: Lfat = Dfat ( σifat, Ni) / Dfat ( σFfat, NF)≤ 1 Number of load cycles until failure: NF = Ni + Nr Scd,min,i
Three-Stage Fatigue Process in Ascending Order Fatigue Damage Dfat Ni
Computed Stress and Damage Distribution Dfat = 0,221 Dfat = 0,12 Dfat = 0,08 Dfat (N = 109) (N = 109) (N = 1) 1st Principal Stress Fatigue Damage
4. Multiaxial Fatigue Loading Joint of Concrete Offshore Framework Junction of Hybrid Tower Floatable Gravity Foundation
Fracture Envelope for Monotonic Loading TensionMeridian fcc / fc / fc ft ftt fc fcc fc fc = unaxial compression strengthfcc = biaxial compression strengthft = uniaxial tension strengthftt = biaxial tension strenth Compression Meridian Main Meridian Section
Fatigue Damage Parameters for Main Meridians cfat; tfat
Main Meridians under Multiaxial Fatigue Loading TensionMeridian fcc ft ftt fc Compression Meridian
Failure Curves for Biaxial Fatigue Loading Log N = 7 Log N = 6 Log N = 3 22,max / fc N = 1 min = 0 fc fcc 11,max / fc = 1,0 = - 0,15
Modification of Uniaxial Fatigue Strength Scd,min = sd ∙ cc ∙ σc,min ∙ c / fcd,fat Scd,max = sd ∙ cc ∙ σc,max ∙ c / fcd,fat
1 Scd,min = 0,8 0,8 0,6 Scd,max 0,4 0,2 Scd,min = 0 0 0 7 14 21 28 logN Modified Fatigue Verification Design Stresses: Life Cycle: Scd,min = sd ∙ cc ∙ σc,min ∙ c / fcd,fatScd,max = sd ∙ cc ∙σc,max ∙ c / fcd,fat Lfat = Dfat ( σifat, Ni) / Dfat ( σFfat, NF)≤ 1 S – N curves by Model Code 90
5. Summary and Further Work • The linear cumulative damage law by Palmgren und Miner could lead to unsafe or uneconomical concrete constructions for Wind Turbines. • A new fatigue damage approach, based on a fracture energy regard, calculates realistically damage evolution in concrete subjected to multi-stage fatigue loading. • The influences of multiaxial loading to the fatigue verification could be considered by modificated uniaxial Wöhler-Curves. • Further Work:Experimental testings are necessary for validating the multiaxial fatigue approach.
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