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The heat energy dissipated in a control volume to correlate the fatigue strength of bluntly and severely notched stainless steel specimens

Meneghetti et al., 2016

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681066152700371438
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Meneghetti G
Ricotta M
Atzori B
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Procedia Structural Integrity

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In previously published papers by the authors, the specific heat energy loss per cycle (the Q parameter) was used to rationalize about 120 experimental results generated from constant amplitude, push-pull, stress-or strain-controlled fatigue tests on plain and notched hot rolled …
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