Case Studies for Fatigue Education

STP Published: 1994

STP1250-EB

Case Studies for Fatigue Education

Editor(s): R I Stephens

Provides engineering educators and students with a broad range of real-world fatigue problems and situations for use in the classroom.

The 13 cases involve: • New designs • rework designs • failure analysis • prototype decisions • environmental aspects • metals and non-metals • components • structures • fasteners. These cases provide stimulation for a better understanding of the major causes of mechanical failure.

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RI Stephens

Automotive Wheel Assembly: A Case Study in Durability Design

RW Landgraf, S Thangjitham, RL Ridder

The Use of Failure Analysis and Materials Testing in the Redesign of a Boat Trailer Roller Arm

GC Salivar

Design of a Composite Hip Prosthesis for Long-Term Performance

K Liao, KL Reifsnider

Fatigue of a Landing Gear Actuator Beam in a Fighter Aircraft

S Kantimathi, TN White

Fatigue Evaluation of Agitator Paddle Shafts

HR Jhansale

Fatigue Cracking of a Welded Roll Used in a Paper-Mill Roll Press

JE Zapata, SC Anderson

Welded Pipeline Fatigue Analysis

D Socie, E Segan

Thermal Fatigue Analysis: A Case Study of Recuperators

SP Bhat

Shell and Detail Fracture Formation in Railroad Rails

RC Rice

Equating Damped Vibration to Constant Amplitude Fatigue Loading for a Thick-Walled Pressure Vesselz

RI Stephens, TB Adams, SL Carlson

Development of a Numerical Model for Predicting Fatigue Lives of Tubular Threaded Connections

TD Liebster, G Glinka

Fatigue Life Prediction for Wind Turbines: A Case Study on Loading Spectra and Parameter Sensitivity

HJ Sutherland, PS Veers, TD Ashwill

Fatigue Cases Involving the Use of Wood and a Wood Composite

GH Kyanka

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Developed by Committee: E08

Pages: 224

DOI: 10.1520/STP1250-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5288-5

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-1997-0