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Influence of cyclic loads below endurance limit or threshold stress intensity on fatigue damage in cast aluminium alloy 319-T7

Mayer et al., 2005

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17116560740983738626
Author
Mayer H
Ede C
Allison J
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International journal of fatigue

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The aluminium alloy 319-T7 shows an endurance limit at approximately 107 cycles and has been used to study the influence of numerous stress amplitudes below the endurance limit on fatigue damage. Variable amplitude tests have been performed with short repeat two …
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