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No Smart Phone Usage or Access To One: Formula Sheets
No Smart Phone Usage or Access To One: Formula Sheets
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are
not
allowed
to
use
a
smart
phone.
• You
should
not
scan
or
photograph
your
test
pages
with
any
imaging
devices.
After
you
are
done,
LEAVE
your
test
on
your
Desk.
You
may
take
the
formula
sheets
with
you.
Formula
Sheets
Some
useful
formulae
from
mech
mat
M T bh 3 πd 4 πd 4
S= y; τ = r; I = ;I= ;J= ;
I J 12 64 32
Cyclic
Loading
Parameters
S S − Smin S + Smin
R = min ; Sa = max ; Sm = max
€ Smax 2 2
Loosely
used
estimates
(use
only
if
the
actual
data
is
not
available)
€
S f = 0.5Su for Su ≤ 1400 MPa (200 ksi)
Sf = 700 MPa (100 ksi) for Su ≥ 1400 MPa (200 ksi)
Su ≈ 3.45HB for MPa units
Su ≈ 0.5HB for ksi units
! Sa Sm
#Goodman for Infinite life (fatigue limit): + =1
#
€ Mean
stress
effects
" S f Su
S S
# Goodman for Finite life (fatigue Strength): a + m = 1
#$ SNf Su
Sa Sm
Criterion for uniaxial yielding + = 1
S"y Sy
Size
effect
(for
components
larger
than
10
mm
or
0.4
inch):
0.7
to
0.8
(use
0.75)
€ Loading
(type)
effect:
• Fully
reversed
axial:
Varies
0.75
to
0.9
(use
0.8)
• Fully
reversed
shear:
0.57
B
Basquin’s
Equation: SNf = A( N f )
A
and
B
are
constants,
which
determined
from
Su
and
Sf
€
Effects
of
Surface
Finish
on
the
Fatigue
Limit
of
Steels
Fatigue
Limit
as
a
function
of
UTS
for
Peened
and
Unpeened
Specimens
9/13/11
Shot‐peening
is
a
cold
working
process
used
to
produce
a
compressive
residual
stress
layer
and
modify
mechanical
on
properties
of
metals.
It
entails
impacting
a
surface
with
shot
(round
metallic,
glass
or
ceramic
particles)
with
force
sufficient
to
create
plastic
deformation.
Residual Stress distribution at the shot-peened surface
or
a. Shaft not peened
d,
b. Shaft peened
c. Scratched plate not peened
).
d. Scratched plate peened
bar
Thermal
Processes
Fatigue
limit
of
Several
Shallow
quenched
notched
steels
CH3COOH – Acetic Acid
Autofrettage
is
a
metal
fabrication
technique
in
which
a
pressure
vessel
is
subjected
to
enormous
pressure,
causing
internal
portions
of
the
part
to
yield
and
Carburizing
is
a
heat
treatment
process
in
which
iron
resulting
in
internal
compressive
residual
stresses.
•
Goal:
To
increase
the
durability
of
the
final
product.
or
steel
is
heated
in
the
presence
of
another
•
Examples:
material
(gaseous,
liquid,
solid
or
plasma
source
of
•
high‐pressure
pump
cylinders
•
battleship
and
tank
cannon
barrels
carbon)
which
liberates
carbon
as
it
decomposes.
•
fuel
injection
systems
for
diesel
engines
The
outer
surface
or
case
will
have
higher
carbon
content
than
the
original
material.
When
the
iron
or
steel
is
cooled
rapidly
by
quenching,
the
higher
carbon
content
on
the
outer
surface
becomes
hard,
2
while
the
core
remains
soft
and
tough.
It
produces
case
hardness
depths
of
up
to
0.25
inches
(6.4
mm).
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