For which one of the following loading conditions is the standard endurance strength multiplied by a load factor, Ke = 0.9?
For which one of the following loading conditions is the standard endurance strength multiplied by a load factor, Ke = 0.9? Correct Answer Reversed axial loads with no bending
Concept:
Endurance strength: The stress level below which an infinite number of loading cycles can be applied to a material without causing fatigue failure.
Modification factors which affect endurance strength found experimentally Se’ are given below. Modified endurance strength Se is:
Se = Ke × Ksize × Krel × Ksurf × Knotch × Ktemp × Km × Se’
where, Se' = Endurance limit by Rotating Beam Method.
Rotating Beam Method: It is the experimental technique for fatigue test.
Load factor Ke depends on the applied type of load
|
LOAD |
LOAD FACTOR VALUE (Ke) |
|
Reversed compressive/bending |
1 |
|
Reversed axial with no bending |
0.9 |
|
Reversed axial |
0.85 |
|
Reversed shear (Brittle material) |
0.8 |
|
Reversed shear (Ductile material) |
0.55 |