Journal of Materials Science

, Volume 17, Issue 7, pp 2004–2006 | Cite as

Effect of intermittent polishing on low-cycle fatigue of pure aluminium

  • M. Çapa
  • Ş. Güleç
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Abstract

Low-cycle fatigue tests of aluminium were interrupted in order to remove surface roughening and superficial cracks produced by prior loading. Depending on the frequency of intermittent polishing and the strain level considerable increases in endurance life were observed.

Keywords

Polymer Aluminium Fatigue Surface Roughen Fatigue Test 
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Nomenclature

Δɛt

total strain range

Δɛp

plastic strain range

Δɛe

elastic strain range

Np

the number of cycles at which the intermittent polishing is carried out (single-step tests)

Nmp

the number of cycles at which the last intermittent polishing action is performed in addition to preceding ones in every 50 cycles (multi-step tests)

Npf

the endurance life in the case of intermittent polishing (single- or multi-step tests)

Nf

the endurance life without intermittent polishing

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© Chapman and Hall Ltd 1982

Authors and Affiliations

  • M. Çapa
    • 1
  • Ş. Güleç
    • 1
  1. 1.Faculty of Mechanical EngineeringTechnical University of IstanbulİTUTurkey

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