1976
DOI: 10.1007/bf00715613
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Frequency effect in the fatigue of the aluminum alloy D16T at elevated temperatures and with local stress concentration

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“…Thus, accelerated testing methods with high frequency such as ultrasonic load are widely used to study the fatigue behavior of materials. However, the comparison of high frequency and conventional load experiments has been studied by many authors from the early years of 1980s [17]. Bathias and Paris [18] pointed that these experimental results for high frequency load case had to be carefully considered, due to the difficulties to control a high frequency machine and an insufficient cooling of the specimens.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Thus, accelerated testing methods with high frequency such as ultrasonic load are widely used to study the fatigue behavior of materials. However, the comparison of high frequency and conventional load experiments has been studied by many authors from the early years of 1980s [17]. Bathias and Paris [18] pointed that these experimental results for high frequency load case had to be carefully considered, due to the difficulties to control a high frequency machine and an insufficient cooling of the specimens.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%