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Structural fatigue tests are required in engineering practice for safety and reliability. Structural bending and torsional fatigue testing machines were developed. The vibrational characteristics of the machines and components to be tested were investigated analytically, numerically and experimentally to determine the safe region of structural fatigue testing frequencies.
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Lee, S.B., Lee, J.C. Vibrational aspects in structural fatigue testing. Experimental Mechanics 29, 405–408 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02323858
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