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Metal FatigueEffects of Small
Defects
and Nonmetallic Inclusions
Yukitaka Murakami
Kyushu University, Japan
: Contents
1 . Chapter1: Mechanism of Fatigue in the Absence of Defects and
Inclusions
Chapter2: Stress Concentration
Chapter3: Notch Effect and Size
Effect
Chapter4: Effect of Size and Geometry of Small Defects on the Fatigue
Limit
Chapter5: Effect of Hardness HV on Fatigue Limits of Materials
Containing Defects. and Fatigue Limit Prediction Equations
Chapter6: Effects
of Nonmetallic Inclusions on Fatigue Strength
Chapter7: Bearing
Steels
Chapter8: Spring Steels
Chapter9: Tool Steels: Effect of
Carbides
Chapter10: Effects of Shape and Size of Artificially Introduced
Alumina Particles on 1.5Ni-Cr-Mo (En24) Steel
Chapter11: Nodular Cast
Iron
Chapter12: Influence of Si-Phase on Fatigue Properties of Aluminium
Alloys
Chapter13: Ti Alloys
Chapter14: Torsional Fatigue
Chapter15: The
Mechanism of Fatigue Failure of Steels in the Ultralong Life Regime of N >
10' Cycles
Chapter16: Effect of Surface Roughness on Fatigue
Strength
Appendix A . Instructions for a New Method of Inclusion Rating and
Correlations with the Fatigue Limit
Appendix B . Database of Statistics of
Extreme Values of Inclusion Size
Appendix C . Probability Sheets of
Statistics of Extremes
Index