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Normal and tangential force calibration in fretting fatigue test

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A calibration method with strain gages for normal and tangential forces has been developed. The method was used for the fretting fatigue test with square-shaped punch type pad. Since all the obtained calibration curves were linear, the curves facilitated easily the in-situ measurement of the normal and tangential forces during the fretting fatigue test. Since the behavior of a fretting fatigue crack depends on the applied forces and contact length, in-situ monitoring of the crack and the forces enables more accurate evaluation of the behavior of the crack.

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  1. Mechanical Engineering Dept., Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Taejon, Korea

    B. H. Lee (Graduate Student), H. K. Kim (Graduate Student) & S. B. Lee (SEM Member, Associate Professor)

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Lee, B.H., Kim, H.K. & Lee, S.B. Normal and tangential force calibration in fretting fatigue test. Exp Tech 21, 9–12 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1747-1567.1997.tb00501.x

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