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International Journal of Fatigue - Volume 99 / Issue None

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Authors Volume Issue Page Year PKV
Service-like TMF tests for the validation and assessment of a creep-fatigue life procedure developed for GT blades and vanes
Hellmuth Klingelhöffer, Ernst Affeldt, Martin Bache, Marion Bartsch, Svjetlana Stekovich 99 None 216–224 2017 10.58
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Cyclic thermo-mechanical stress, strain and continuum damage behaviors in light alloys during fatigue lifetime considering heat treatment effect
Hans-Joachim Kühn, Birgit Rehmer, Birgit Skrotzki 99 None 303–314 2017 10.53
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Epistemic uncertainty quantification in metal fatigue crack growth analysis using evidence theory
Yasuko Besel, Michael Besel, Ulises Alfaro Mercado, Toshifumi Kakiuchi, Yoshihiko Uematsu 99 None 163–174 2017 10.43
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Damage mechanisms in silicon-molybdenum cast irons subjected to thermo-mechanical fatigue
Karl Michael Kraemer, Falk Mueller, Matthias Oechsner, Andrea Riva, Eleonora Poggio 99 None 258–265 2017 9.43
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Experimental investigation of the time and temperature dependent growth of fatigue cracks in Inconel 718 and mechanism based lifetime prediction
Stefan Eckmann, Christoph Schweizer 99 None 242–249 2017 8.56
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Fatigue criterion improvement of Gough and Nishihara & Kawamoto to predict the fatigue damage of a wide range of metallic materials
Pasquale Gallo, Heikki Remes, Jani Romanoff 99 None 137–150 2017 8.39
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Torsional fatigue behavior of wrought and additive manufactured Ti-6Al-4V by powder bed fusion including surface finish effect
R. Jiang, D.J. Bull, D. Proprentner, B. Shollock, P.A.S. Reed 99 None 187–201 2017 7.3
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Characterization of fatigue crack growth, damage mechanisms and damage evolution of the nickel-based superalloys MAR-M247 CC (HIP) and CM-247 LC under thermomechanical fatigue loading using in situ optical microscopy
Florent Mauget, Florence Hamon, Médéric Morisset, Jonathan Cormier, José Mendez 99 None 235–241 2017 6.47
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Estimation of thermo-mechanical fatigue crack growth using an accumulative approach based on isothermal test data
Michael Schlesinger, Thomas Seifert, Johannes Preussner 99 None 250–257 2017 0.0
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