Influence of fretting on the fatigue strength at the vise clamp-specimen interface
Fretting fatigue is one of the most important phenomena for inducing a significant reduction of fatigue strength and consequently, leading to unexpected failure accidents of the engineering structures even at very low stresses. In the present study, both plain and fretting fatigue tests with zero me...
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| description | Fretting fatigue is one of the most important phenomena for inducing a significant reduction of fatigue strength and consequently, leading to unexpected failure accidents of the engineering structures even at very low stresses. In the present study, both plain and fretting fatigue tests with zero mean stress were carried out on two different types of steel, low-carbon steel and martensitic stainless steel, by means of a reversed bending fatigue testing machine. The drop in the fatigue strengths through fretting at vise clamp-specimen interface were significant for both tested steels. The fretting processes produced a reduction in fatigue strength of about 27% for low-carbon steel and 16% for martensitic stainless steel. |
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| subjects | Bending fatigue Carbon content Clamps Fatigue failure Fatigue strength Fatigue testing machines Fatigue tests Fretting Low carbon steel Low carbon steels Martensitic stainless steels Reduction Reversed bending Structural steels |
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