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Smith diagram for Steel
Source:Internet Author:Unknow Pubdate:2008-04-15  
Irwin (Mechanical) 16 Dec 99 7:13
We have got a fatigue test result serious for T joints. The material was 3CR12. The load was bending.
The result was very strange, because in the case of r=-1 (assimetric ratio) the fatigue strenght limit + mean stress (in this case szigmamean= 0) was higher than in the case of r=0.
Does somebody know similar test results or it is an error?

Thank you!

Ervin


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