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Fatigue crack growth in railway axle specimens–Transferability and model validation

Simunek et al., 2020

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18189853146017839834
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Simunek D
Leitner M
Rieger M
Pippan R
Gänser H
Weber F
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International journal of fatigue

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The issue of transferability of crack propagation parameters from small-scale specimens up to real-scale components is investigated. Crack growth material parameters are determined based on single edge notched bending SE (B) specimen tests and the crack growth model is …
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