Development of small bulge fatigue testing technique using small disk-type specimen

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A new fatigue testing technique, the small bulge fatigue (SBF) test using a small disk-type specimen with flat and concave surfaces, was developed in this study. In the technique, a cyclic oil pressure could be alternatively applied to both specimen surfaces at the frequency of 10 Hz. After some verification tests for the displacement and strain measurements, type 316 austenitic stainless steel specimens were subjected to a preliminary test using this newly developed testing technique. As a result, the SBF test results (S-N curve) were in good agreement with those of conventional fatigue tests by defining fatigue life as the number of cycles to the sudden drop in oil pressure because of fracture.

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Komazaki, S. ichi, Jojima, R., Muraoka, N., Nogami, S., Kamaya, M., Hisaka, C., … Nitta, A. (2020). Development of small bulge fatigue testing technique using small disk-type specimen. Fatigue and Fracture of Engineering Materials and Structures, 43(3), 444–456. https://doi.org/10.1111/ffe.13130

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