Study on Optimization of Fatigue Damage Calculation Process Using Spectrum

Offshore structures are exposed to low- and high-frequency responses due to environmental loads, and fatigue damage models are used to calculate the fatigue damage from these. In this study, we tried to optimize the main parameters used in fatigue damage calculation to derive a new fatigue damage mo...

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Main Authors: Sang Woo Kim, Seung Jae Lee, Sol Mi Choi
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: The Korean Society of Ocean Engineers 2018-06-01
Series:한국해양공학회지
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.26748/KSOE.2018.6.32.3.151
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spelling doaj-3ca07e6fb34e4c369433f0394827b41e2020-11-25T03:06:11ZengThe Korean Society of Ocean Engineers한국해양공학회지1225-07672287-67152018-06-0132315115710.26748/KSOE.2018.6.32.3.151Study on Optimization of Fatigue Damage Calculation Process Using SpectrumSang Woo Kim0Seung Jae Lee1Sol Mi Choi2Korea Maritime and Ocean University, Busan, KoreaKorea Maritime and Ocean University, Busan, KoreaKorea Maritime and Ocean University, Busan, KoreaOffshore structures are exposed to low- and high-frequency responses due to environmental loads, and fatigue damage models are used to calculate the fatigue damage from these. In this study, we tried to optimize the main parameters used in fatigue damage calculation to derive a new fatigue damage model. A total of 162 bi-modal spectra using the elliptic equation were defined to describe the response of offshore structures. To calculate the fatigue damage from the spectra, time series were generated from the spectra using the inverse Fourier transform, and the rain-flow counting method was applied. The considered optimization variables were the size of the frequency increments, ratio of the time increment, and number of repetitions of the time series. In order to obtain optimized values, the fatigue damage was calculated using the parameter values proposed in previous work, and the fatigue damage was calculated by increasing or decreasing the proposed values. The results were compared, and the error rate was checked. Based on the test results, new values were found for the size of the frequency increment and number of time series iterations. As a validation, the fatigue damage of an actual tension spectrum found using the new proposed values and fatigue damage found using the previously proposed method were compared. In conclusion, we propose a new optimized calculation process that is faster and more accurate than the existed method.https://doi.org/10.26748/KSOE.2018.6.32.3.151Keywords: Fatigue damage modelCorrection coefficient methodFourier transformHigh frequency responseRain-flow counting method
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Seung Jae Lee
Sol Mi Choi
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Seung Jae Lee
Sol Mi Choi
Study on Optimization of Fatigue Damage Calculation Process Using Spectrum
한국해양공학회지
Keywords: Fatigue damage model
Correction coefficient method
Fourier transform
High frequency response
Rain-flow counting method
author_facet Sang Woo Kim
Seung Jae Lee
Sol Mi Choi
author_sort Sang Woo Kim
title Study on Optimization of Fatigue Damage Calculation Process Using Spectrum
title_short Study on Optimization of Fatigue Damage Calculation Process Using Spectrum
title_full Study on Optimization of Fatigue Damage Calculation Process Using Spectrum
title_fullStr Study on Optimization of Fatigue Damage Calculation Process Using Spectrum
title_full_unstemmed Study on Optimization of Fatigue Damage Calculation Process Using Spectrum
title_sort study on optimization of fatigue damage calculation process using spectrum
publisher The Korean Society of Ocean Engineers
series 한국해양공학회지
issn 1225-0767
2287-6715
publishDate 2018-06-01
description Offshore structures are exposed to low- and high-frequency responses due to environmental loads, and fatigue damage models are used to calculate the fatigue damage from these. In this study, we tried to optimize the main parameters used in fatigue damage calculation to derive a new fatigue damage model. A total of 162 bi-modal spectra using the elliptic equation were defined to describe the response of offshore structures. To calculate the fatigue damage from the spectra, time series were generated from the spectra using the inverse Fourier transform, and the rain-flow counting method was applied. The considered optimization variables were the size of the frequency increments, ratio of the time increment, and number of repetitions of the time series. In order to obtain optimized values, the fatigue damage was calculated using the parameter values proposed in previous work, and the fatigue damage was calculated by increasing or decreasing the proposed values. The results were compared, and the error rate was checked. Based on the test results, new values were found for the size of the frequency increment and number of time series iterations. As a validation, the fatigue damage of an actual tension spectrum found using the new proposed values and fatigue damage found using the previously proposed method were compared. In conclusion, we propose a new optimized calculation process that is faster and more accurate than the existed method.
topic Keywords: Fatigue damage model
Correction coefficient method
Fourier transform
High frequency response
Rain-flow counting method
url https://doi.org/10.26748/KSOE.2018.6.32.3.151
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