The Size Effect in Fatigue of Plain and Notched Steel Specimens Loaded under Reversed Direct Stress
The Size Effect in Fatigue of Plain and Notched Steel Specimens Loaded under Reversed Direct Stress
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反向直接应力作用下普通钢和缺口钢试件疲劳尺寸效应
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1951
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R. Heywood
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C. E. Phillips;R. Heywood
The fatigue strength under reversed direct stress was ascertained for specimens of various diameters in the range from 0·19 inch to 2·4 inches, the largest diameter being determined by the capacity of the machines available. Two steels were used in this investigation—a 25-ton mild steel and a 65-ton, per cent nickel-chromium steel. The specimens were either plain or notched (transverse hole) and, as far as possible, geometrical similarity was preserved with regard to the transition radii and the diameter of the transverse hole. A few fatigue tests on other types of notch, such as a circumferential V-groove and a shoulder, were also carried out.No intrinsic size effect with either material was observed with the plain specimens.With transverse-hole specimens in mild steel, the fatigue limit was ±8·4 tons per sq. in. for specimens of 0·33 inch diameter, and 6·1 tons per sq. in. for specimens of 1·7 inches diameter, thus showing that an appreciable size effect was present. A similar size effect was found with...