Discuss how the fatigue resistance of a part or material can be
improved.
Its for 5...
Discuss how the fatigue resistance of a part or material can be
improved.
Its for 5 marks so please no short answers.
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Methods to improve fatigue resistance are :-
Change
material. Changes in the
materials used in parts can also improve fatigue life. For example,
parts can be made from better fatigue rated metals. Complete
replacement and redesign of parts can also reduce if not eliminate
fatigue problems. Thus helicopter rotor blades and
propellers in metal are being
replaced by composite equivalents. They are
not only lighter, but also much more resistant to fatigue. They are
more expensive, but the extra cost is amply repaid by their greater
integrity, since loss of a rotor blade usually leads to total loss
of the aircraft. A similar argument has been made for replacement
of metal fuselages, wings and tails of aircraft.
Induce residual
stresses Peening a surface can reduce
such tensile stresses and create compressive residual
stress,
which prevents crack initiation.
Deep cryogenic
treatment. The use of Deep Cryogenic treatment has been
shown to increase resistance to fatigue failure. Springs used in
industry, auto racing and firearms have been shown to last up to
six times longer when treated. Heat checking, which is a form of
thermal cyclic fatigue has been greatly delayed
Re-profiling.
Changing the shape of a stress concentration such as a hole or
cutout may be used to extend the life of a component.
1.A materials fatigue resistance can be improved
by
removing sharp corners in the geometric design of the
component
introducing a residual compressive stress on the surface
of the component.
operating the component at temperatures above its
melting point
introducing surface flaws to the component
2.What test is used to determine the toughness of a
material under shock loading?
hardness test
Impact test
compression test
tensile test
3.Martensite
is a phase that consists of lamellar arrangement of iron
and cementite
is...
Biomaterials:
Fracture and fatigue are two types of mechanical failure that
can occur in a material. What are the two (2) key differences
between fracture and fatigue in terms of what leads to each type of
failure?
2.How can you correlate the number of cycles to
fatigue and applied loads with the fatigue behaviors.
Low cycle fatigue has lower load and low number of
cycles to failure
None
High cycle fatigue has lower loads and lower number of
cycles to failure
Low cycle fatigue has high loads and high number of
cycles to failure
High cycle fatigue has higher loads and relatively low
number of cycles to failure
Discuss the construct “resistance” in terms of: How can it be
conceptualized? What might contribute to it? How might it be
reframed as something positive? What are some appropriate
counseling responses to it, including strategies for working with
it?
(A) Describe how fatigue damage happens in a ductile material.
Draw sketches if needed. (B) If we maintain a constant stress σ =
0.9σy (σy is the yield strength) on a steel, will fatigue damage
happen? Why?
What is the phenomenon of differential negative resistance
(negative differential resistance) and how can it be used in
electronic devices? Please explain it in two or three
paragraphs
Part A
If the voltage across a circuit of constant resistance is
doubled, how is the current in the circuit affected? If the voltage
across a circuit of constant resistance is doubled, how is the
current in the circuit affected?
1-The current is reduced by a factor of 4.
2-The current is doubled.
3- The current is reduced by a factor of 2.
4-The current remains constant.
5-The current is quadrupled.