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    Bending fatigue test

    A spring steel ( SAE 9260) with UTS of about 1000 MPa in quenched and tempered condition was fatigue tested in three point bending mode ( Span 120 mm) thickness 6 mm. ( 150 X 50 X 6 ) mm cube. Stress ratio 0.1 and frequency 10 Hz. No failure is seen up to 40 lakh cycles even at 2000 MPa max stress. Ultimately It failed at 2300 MPs peak stress ( R: 0.1) after 2-3.5 Lakh cycles.
    How could the specimen sustain such high loads in bending fatigie ( Almost two times its tensile UTS)
    Can any body suggest me the science behind this behavior

    regards

    Ganesh

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    sleeping Bending fatigue testing

    A spring steel ( SAE 9260) with UTS of about 1000 MPa in quenched and tempered condition was fatigue tested in three point bending mode ( Span 120 mm) thickness 6 mm. ( 150 X 50 X 6 ) mm cube. Stress ratio 0.1 and frequency 10 Hz. No failure is seen up to 40 lakh cycles even at 2000 MPa max stress. Ultimately It failed at 2300 MPa peak stress ( R: 0.1) after 2-3.5 Lakh cycles (4 specimens):
    How could the specimen sustain such high loads in bending fatigie ( Almost two times its tensile UTS)
    Can any body suggest me the science behind this behavior

    regards

    Ganesh

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    I think I am seeing double?? Damn, I need new glasses. Beer glasses that is .

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