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Fatigue limit prediction of notched plates using the zero-point effective notch stress method

Liu et al., 2021

Document ID
10604172894181779984
Author
Liu Y
Deng C
Gong B
He Y
Wang D
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Fatigue

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A zero-point effective notch stress method is proposed to predict the fatigue limit of notched plates. The effective stress is the sum of the structural hot-spot stress and the notch hot-spot stress, which are obtained by stress linearization of the overall stress and the non-linear …
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