Fundamental Investigations of Fretting Fatigue : (Part 5,The Effect of Relative Slip Amplitude)
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概要
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The fact that the fretting fatigue strength is significantly influenced by the relative slip amplitude was confirmed experimentally and reported in the previous paper. In the present paper, in order to make clear why the relative slip has a marked influence upon the fretting fatigue strength, the relation between the frictional force and the relative slip is investigated experimentally. As the result, the alternating stress amplitude, σ_<fw1>, which is the fatigue limit based upon the initation of fatigue cracks under the condition of fretting, could be expressed in the following equation as a function of relative slip, S, σ_<fw1>=σ_<w1>-2_<μp0>{1-exp (-S/κ)}, where σ_<w1> is the fatigue strength of plain specimen, μ is the coefficient of friction, and k is a constant.
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著者
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Hirakawa Kenji
Central Research Laboratories Sumitomo Metal Industries Ltd.
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NISHIOKA Kunio
Central Research Laboratories, Sumitomo Metal Industries.
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Nishioka Kunio
Central Research Laboratories
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Nishioka Kunio
Central Research Laboratories Sumitomo Metal Industries Ltd.
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