Analysis of the Fatigue Fractures in the Eccentric Press Shaft

Eugeniusz Rusiński; P. Harnatkiewicz; G. Przybyłek; Przemysław Moczko

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.165.321

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Analysis of the Fatigue Fractures in the Eccentric Press Shaft

Abstract:

The paper presents selected aspects of stress analysis of eccentric press. This approach is based on the assumption that fractures can be present in the analyzed constructions. Calculations define the current state of the component with respect to fracture mechanics. Reported research work was performed using analytical, numerical and experimental methods in order to evaluate durability of the considered structural element.