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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 345-346)

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Hiroshi Matsuno

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Equivalent Stress Ratio, Non-Metallic Inclusion, Phase Inhomogeneities, Plastic Adaptation, σ_w1/σ_w2-Type Fatigue Strength

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[5] U. Essmann, U. Gosele, H. Mughrabi: Phil. Mag. A. Vol.44(1981), p.405.� � σσσσw2 σσσσw1 1 0 −−−−1 REQ −−−−2 −−−−3 −−−−4 −−−−5 � Kt∆∆∆∆σσσσN σσσσ w 2 1 0 −−−−1 REQ −−−−2 −−−−3 � Kt∆∆∆∆σσσσN � σσσσw2 σσσσw1 1 0 −−−−1 REQ −−−−2 −−−−3 −−−−4 −−−−5 � Kt∆∆∆∆σσσσN Fig.5 Classification of fatigue strength diagrams (REQ - ∆σNR diagrams). (a) Group A: σw1 σw2 -transition type. (b) Group B: σw2-dominant type. (c) Group C: σw1 σw2 -mixed type.