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Shigeru Hamada Last modified date:2024.02.28



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Academic Degree
Doctor of Engineering
Country of degree conferring institution (Overseas)
No
Field of Specialization
Mechanics of Materials
Total Priod of education and research career in the foreign country
00years06months
Outline Activities
Study:
1. Mode II fatigue
2. Fatigue strength of machine component
3. Effect of hydrogen for material strength

Education:
1. Strength of materials
2. Elasticity
3. Mechanical Engineering Experiments I
Research
Research Interests
  • Strength of machined parts
    keyword : Fatigue, machining, size effect
    2015.04.
  • Mode II fatigue
    keyword : Shear, Crack initiation, Slip, PSB, Dislocation
    2015.04.
  • Rolling contact fatigue in rail system, gear and bearing
    keyword : Rolling contact fatigue, plastic deformation, shear mode fatigue crack growth
    2008.04.
  • fatigue of pearlite steels
    keyword : Fatigue ratio, Lamellar Pearlite, Microscopic Deformation Behavior, Crack Initiation, Initial Defect
    2007.04~2014.03.
  • Development of titanium alloy
    keyword : Fatigue, Notch, Fatigue limit, Fatigue crack initiation, Commercially pure titanium
    2007.04~2009.03.
  • Effect of hydrogen for fatigue strength of materials
    keyword : Hydrogen, Metal fatigue
    2006.04Effect of hydrogen for material fatigue strength.
  • Strength properties of micro-materials for MEMS
    keyword : MEMS, micro materital
    2006.04~2009.03Micro-material strength properties for MEMS.
  • Non-combustible magnesium development
    keyword : non-combustion magnesium alloy, fatigue, notch
    2006.04~2015.03.
  • strength of materials and reliability for electric products
    keyword : strength, reliability
    1998.04~2006.03Research and development of material strength for electronic components and product reliability.
  • Shear mode fatigue crack growth
    keyword : fatigue, fracture mechanics, mode II, tribology
    1992.04~1998.03Study of mode II fatigue crack growth.
Academic Activities
Papers
1. Shigeru Hamada, Kejin Zhang, Motomichi Koyama, Masaharu Ueda, Hiroshi Noguchi, Fatigue crack propagation modes
plastic deformation mode and damage accumulation mode, International Journal of Fracture, 10.1007/s10704-020-00433-7, 222, 1-2, 111-122, 2020.03, To define the fatigue crack propagation mode for the prediction and classification of the experimental results based on its evolution mechanism, successive mesoscopic observations of a fatigue process under pure cyclic mode II loading are performed. Thus, damage accumulation, which is considered to be a vacancy accumulation, is found to be a mechanism. The phenomena occur not at the crack tip but ahead of it. Thus, “plastic deformation mode” and “damage accumulation mode” are the terms proposed to represent the fatigue crack propagation modes instead of “tensile mode” and “shear mode,” respectively. Moreover, as a method to classify both the fatigue crack propagation modes using the experimental results, it is proposed to identify the plastic strain in the wake of the crack tip..
2. Shigeru HAMADA, Tsuyoshi MORIYAMA, Hiroshi NOGUCHI, Dependence of Fatigue Limit on Step Height for Stepped 0.45% Carbon Steel with Singular Stress Field, Engineering Fracture Mechanics, 188, 20-35, 2018.01.
3. Shigeru HAMADA, Masaki NAKANISHI, Tsuyoshi MORIYAMA, Hiroshi NOGUCHI, Re-Examination of Correlation between Hardness and Tensile Properties by Numerical Analysis, Experimental Mechanics, 2017.03.
4. Shigeru HAMADA, Shogo KASHIWA, Hiroshi Noguchi, Measurement Local Mechanical Properties Using Multiple Indentations by a Special Conical Indenter and Error Analysis, Journal of Materials Research, 10.1557/jmr.2015.383, 31, 2, 259-273, 2016.02.
5. Shigeru HAMADA, Tomoya FUJISAWA, Motomichi Koyama, Norimitsu KOGA, Nobuo Nakada, Toshihiro Tsuchiyma, Masaharu UEDA, Hiroshi Noguchi, Strain Mapping with High Spatial Resolution across a Wide Observation Range by Digital Image Correlation, Materials Characterization, 10.1016/j.matchar.2014.10.010, 98, 140-146, 2014.12.
6. Shigeru Hamada, Takuya KINOSHITA, Kazunori MORISHIGE, Komei HAYASHI, Toshiyuki ISHINA, Hiroshi Noguchi, Engineering definitions of small crack and long crack at fatigue limit under tensile mean stress and a prediction method for determining the fatigue limit of a cracked Mg alloy, International Journal of Fatigue, 10.1016/j.ijfatigue.2013.08.006, 56, 86-94, 2013.11.
7. Shigeru hamada, Mitsuji Ueda, Komei Hayashi, Hiroshi Noguchi, Simple Calculation Method for Stress Concentration and Stress Intensity of T-Shaped Member, International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, 10.1016/j.ijmecsci.2013.05.015, 75, 8-15, 2013.10, The objective of this study is to clarify the influence of shape parameters on the stress concentration in simple forms. In recent years, by the spread of general purpose Finite Element Method (FEM) analysis software, anyone can carry out FEM analysis now and can grasp the stress state of a structure. However, in order to grasp the influence on a stress state when some shape parameter has changed, FEM analyses for each shape are required, and it requires long time. As an example of this issue in fatigue strength design, the relation between the plate and rib in a T-shaped structure, containing a corner, is analysed. The stress concentration factor or stress intensity factor between these two connected shapes are analyzed by the FEM, and a method of approximating the stress concentration factor and stress intensity factor in an actual shape is proposed. Then, the proposed FEM-based method was validated through a comparison of the results obtained using this method for shapes of finite dimensions with existing analytical solutions for shapes of infinite dimensions..
8. Shigeru HAMADA, Suguru KASHIWAGI, Akio SONODA, Naoshi IZUMI and Hiroshi NOGUCHI , Evaluation of Notch Tensile Strength for High Strength Steel with Inclusions (for Casting High Speed Steel)
, Journal of Solid Mechanics and Materials Engineering, 6, 2, 121-130, Vol.6, No.2, pp.121-130, 2012.02.
9. Shigeru HAMADA, Komei HAYASHI, Toshiharu MATSUMOTO, Michiru SAKAMOTO and Hiroshi NOGUCHI , Proposed Strength Evaluation Method for Casting Material with Defects (Using Non-combustible Mg Alloy with Added-Si), Journal of Solid Mechanics and Materials Engineering, 5, 10, 534-545, 2011.11.
10. Evaluation of Fatigue Limit Characteristics of Lamellar Pearlitic Steel in Consideration of Microstructure

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11. Shigeru HAMADA, Taka-aki KAWAZOE, Komei HAYASHI, Harumi MORITA, Mitsuji UEDA, Michiru SAKAMOTO, Hiroshi NOGUCHI , Proposed Simple Determination Method for Welding Condition of Joint from Fatigue Limit Characteristics (1st Report: Application to TIG-Butt-Joint of Non-combustible Mg Alloy)
, Journal of Solid Mechanics and Materials Engineering, 5, 8, 409-424, 2011.08.
12. Microscopic fatigue crack behavior in precipitation strengthening stainless steel A286
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13. Proposal of Simple Determination Method for Welding Condition of Joint from Fatigue Limit Characteristics (1st Report: Application to TIG-Butt-Joint of Non-combustible Mg Alloy)

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14. Evaluation of Notch Tensile Strength for High Strength Steel with Inclusions (in Case of Casting High Speed Steel)
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15. Evaluation of Notch Tensile Strength for High Strength Steel with Inclusions (in Case of Casting High Speed Steel)
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16. Shigeru HAMADA, Katsu OHNISHI, Hide-aki NISHIKAWA, Yasuji ODA, Hiroshi NOGUCHI, SIMS analysis of low content hydrogen in commercially pure titanium, Journal of Materials Science, Vol.44, No.20, pp.5692-5696, 2009.08.
17. Y. MURAKAMI, S. HAMADA, A NEW METHOD FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF MODE II FATIGUE THRESHOLD STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR RANGE ΔKτth, Fatigue & Fracture of Engineering Materials & Structures,, Vol.20, No.6, pp.863-870, 1997.06.
Presentations
1. Shigeru Hamada, Taro Suemasu, Motomichi Koyama, Masaharu Ueda and Hiroshi Noguchi, Re-examination of fatigue crack propagation mechanism under cyclic Mode II loading, 22nd European Conference on Fracture - ECF22, 2018.08.
2. Punching process effects on fatigue strength properties.
3. Relationship between hardness and fatigue limit focusing attention on the plastic strain similarity between indentation and fatigue crack growth.
4. Shigeru Hamada, Minjian Liu, Measurement of effective stress intensity factor range of mode II fatigue crack growth using
hysteresis loop, 13th International Conference on Fracture, 2013.06, A method was proposed for measuring the effective stress intensity factor ranges of Mode II fatigue crack growth by using the hysteresis loop for a specimen's surface strain. Many cases of rolling contact fatigue failure, such as those that occur in railway rails, bearings and gears are due to repeated high shear loads. In order to prevent such fatigue failures, the resistance of a material to repeated high shear loads must be determined. The fatigue crack growth characteristics are dependent on the Mode II stress intensity factor range. However, conventionally measured Mode II fatigue crack growth characteristics vary according to the measurement methods. Therefore, the authors improved the experimental measurement method proposed by Murakami, and proposed a way to measure the Mode II effective stress intensity factor range. Improvements to the jigs and specimen were made based on the ideal mechanical model of the experimental method. Furthermore, to measure the Mode II fatigue crack growth behavior, strain gauges were applied to the specimen and the hysteresis loop of the strain was measured with high accuracy by using a newly developed subtraction circuit..
5. Systematization of Analysis Method of Fatigue Crack Initiation Site in Pearlitic Steel Smooth Specimen.
6. Fatigue limit evaluation considering crack initiation for lamellar pearlitic steel, [URL].
7. Fatigue strength evaluation method of lamellar pearlite rail steel, [URL].
8. Fatigue Characteristics of Lamellar Pearlite Steel Considering Pearlite Block and Colony.
9. Strength Evaluation of Polycrystalline Silicon Structure Considering Sidewall Morphology.
10. Strength Evaluation Method of Micro Polycrystalline Silicon.
11. Size effect of micro polycrystalline silicon structure with stress concentratio.
12. ○S. Hamada and K. Hashizume, Strength Reliability of Micro Polycrystalline Silicon Structure, 10th International Conference on The Mechanical Behavior of Materials (ICM10), 2007.05.
13. Fatigue Strength of Notched Specimen of Non-combustible Magnesium Alloy.
14. Strength reliability of micro polycrystalline silicon structure.
Membership in Academic Society
  • The Japan Instutute of Light Metals
  • The Japan Society for Technology of Plasticity
  • Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan, JSAE
  • The Iron and Steel Institute of Japan
  • The Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan
  • The Society of Material Science, Japan
  • The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers
Awards
  • Development and commercialization of MEMS device with hermetic seal by anodic bonding
Educational
Educational Activities
Education:
1. Strength of materials
2. Elasticity
3. Mechanical Engineering Experiments I