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    Appendix 3 Design For Fatigue

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    This document provides guidance on fatigue design for welded details, mechanically fastened joints, and wrought materials. It outlines requirements for constant and variable amplitude loading. For constant amplitude loading, the applied stress range must be less than the allowable stress range, as defined by an equation using cycle life constants. For variable amplitude loading, the equivalent stress range must also be less than the allowable stress range, as defined by another equation incorporating the stress spectrum and cycle life constants. Fatigue design of castings requires testing.

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    Appendix 3 Design For Fatigue

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    This document provides guidance on fatigue design for welded details, mechanically fastened joints, and wrought materials. It outlines requirements for constant and variable amplitude loading. For constant amplitude loading, the applied stress range must be less than the allowable stress range, as defined by an equation using cycle life constants. For variable amplitude loading, the equivalent stress range must also be less than the allowable stress range, as defined by another equation incorporating the stress spectrum and cycle life constants. Fatigue design of castings requires testing.

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    This document provides guidance on fatigue design for welded details, mechanically fastened joints, and wrought materials. It outlines requirements for constant and variable amplitude loading. For constant amplitude loading, the applied stress range must be less than the allowable stress range, as defined by an equation using cycle life constants. For variable amplitude loading, the equivalent stress range must also be less than the allowable stress range, as defined by another equation incorporating the stress spectrum and cycle life constants. Fatigue design of castings requires testing.

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    Appendix 3 Design for Fatigue

    3.1 General Provisions fatigue consideration shall be needed. The allowable stress
    range Srd shall not be less than the value from Equation 3.2-2
    Welded details, mechanically fastened joints, and wrought
    when N = 5 × 106 cycles and shall not be greater than the
    material subjected to fatigue shall meet all the static require-
    value from Equation 3.2-2 when N = 105 cycles.
    ments of this Speci cation as well as the requirements of
    this Appendix. Fatigue design of castings shall be made by
    testing in accordance with Appendix 1. 3.3 Variable Amplitude Loading
    Categories of details for fatigue design parameters shall For variable amplitude loading:
    be chosen from Figure 3.1 and Table 3.1.
    The maximum and minimum stresses used to calculate Sre ≤ Srd (3.3-1)
    the stress range are nominal stresses perpendicular to the
    expected plane of cracking determined by elastic methods. where

    3.2 Constant Amplitude Loading Sre = equivalent stress range

    (∑ )
    Ns 1/m
    For constant amplitude loading Sre = αi S mri (3.3-2)
    i=1
    Srd = allowable stress range
    Sra ≤ Srd (3.2-1) Srd = Cf N −1/m (3.3-3)
    αi = number of cycles in the spectrum of the ith stress
    where range divided by the total number of cycles
    Sra = applied stress range, the algebraic difference Sri = ith stress range in the spectrum
    between the minimum and maximum calculated Cf , m = constants from Table 3.2
    stress NS = number of stress ranges in the spectrum
    Srd = allowable stress range N = number of cycles to failure
    Srd = Cf N −1/m (3.2-2) The allowable stress range Srd shall not exceed the value
    Cf , m = constants from Table 3.2
    from Equation 3.3-3 when N = 105 cycles.
    N = number of cycles to failure
    If the maximum stress range in the spectrum is less than
    If the applied stress range Sra is less than the constant the constant amplitude fatigue limit, no further fatigue assess-
    amplitude fatigue limit given in Table 3.2, no further ment is needed.

    January 2010 I-73

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