1984
DOI: 10.1007/bf01530319
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Statistical analysis of the fatigue strength characteristics of turbomachine blades

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“…For herringbone lock joints of blades, we established the dependences of the distribution of strains over the teeth of the tail relative to the strains in the root section of the blade as well as the parametric dependences(Fig. 5)taking into account the specific features of the structure of lock joints of the blades of gas-turbine engines and allowing us to predict their endurance limits[4,22,23]. The recommendations aimed at increasing the endurance limits of the lock joints of the blades of compressors and turbines are formulated.The results of fatigue testing of specimens and compressor blades made of titanium alloys together with the data of metallographic investigations enable us to establish the causes of decrease in the fatigue strength of materials promoted by their general and local structural inhomogeneity.…”
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“…For herringbone lock joints of blades, we established the dependences of the distribution of strains over the teeth of the tail relative to the strains in the root section of the blade as well as the parametric dependences(Fig. 5)taking into account the specific features of the structure of lock joints of the blades of gas-turbine engines and allowing us to predict their endurance limits[4,22,23]. The recommendations aimed at increasing the endurance limits of the lock joints of the blades of compressors and turbines are formulated.The results of fatigue testing of specimens and compressor blades made of titanium alloys together with the data of metallographic investigations enable us to establish the causes of decrease in the fatigue strength of materials promoted by their general and local structural inhomogeneity.…”
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