Polymer Mechanics

, Volume 11, Issue 6, pp 880–884 | Cite as

Effect of loading frequency on the fatigue strength of glass plastics

  • N. D. Stepanenko
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Abstract

A method of fatigue-testing glass-plastics in the frequency range 1000–6000 Hz is presented together with some typical results. On the basis of the experimental results it is recommended that fatigue tests on glass plastics of the technological sample type should be carried out at high frequencies.

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Fatigue Fatigue Strength Fatigue Test Sample Type Typical Result 
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