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Fatigue Strength Calculation Guide

The document is a tutorial solution that calculates the endurance limit and fatigue strength of a mechanical component. It provides the given values of diameter, ultimate tensile strength, number of cycles, and reliability. It then calculates the endurance limit to be 206.42 MPa using a factor equation. The fatigue strength is then determined to be 315.37 MPa using another equation involving the endurance limit, ultimate tensile strength, and number of cycles.

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Fatigue Strength Calculation Guide

The document is a tutorial solution that calculates the endurance limit and fatigue strength of a mechanical component. It provides the given values of diameter, ultimate tensile strength, number of cycles, and reliability. It then calculates the endurance limit to be 206.42 MPa using a factor equation. The fatigue strength is then determined to be 315.37 MPa using another equation involving the endurance limit, ultimate tensile strength, and number of cycles.

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UNIVERSITI TEKNIKAL MALAYSIA MELAKA

FACULTY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING


DMCD 3523 ENGINEERING DESIGN
TUTORIAL 2 - SOLUTION
DESIGN FOR FATIGUE STRENGTH
Questi
on
Q1

Q2

SOLUTION

Q3

Given: d = 30 mm, Sut = 770 MPa, N = 75000 cycles, Reliability = 99%


Q4

Calculate the endurance limit and fatigue strength.


Se = 0.5Sut
= 0.5 x 770 MPa
= 385 MPa
For machined component,
a = 4.51
b = -0.265
ka = (4.51)(770)-0.265
= 0.7749
For axial loading, kb = 1
For loading factor (axial loading), kc = 0.85
Temperature factor, kd = 1
Reliability factor (99%), ke = 0.814
Therefore, endurance limit Se = (0.7749)(1)(0.85)(1)(0.814)(385)
= 206.42 MPa

Fatigue strength, Sf = aNb


2

fSut
a

Se

1
fSut
b log

3
Se

From graph;
f = 0.83
a

0.83 770 2
206.42

1978.73

1
0.83 770
b log
0.1636
3
206.42

Therefore;
S f aN b 1978.73 75000

Q5

0.1636

= 315.37 MPa

Q6

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