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Fatigue Crack Propagation in 5754 Aluminum Alloy under Four-Point Bending
Mamookho Elizabeth Makhatha
, Pawan Kumar
, D. A. Baruwa
Metallurgy
University of Johannesburg
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5754 Aluminum Alloy
100%
Aluminum Alloy
33%
Applied Load
33%
Automotive Industry
33%
Beam Specimen
66%
Crack Length
33%
Engineering Components
33%
Engineering Materials
33%
Engineering Structures
66%
Exponential Equation
66%
Exponential Function
66%
Fatigue Crack Growth
100%
Fatigue Crack Growth Rate
33%
Fatigue Crack Propagation
100%
Fatigue Fracture
33%
Four-point Bending
100%
Hydraulics
33%
Large Plastic Deformation
33%
Loading Conditions
33%
Notch Width
33%
Number of Cycles
66%
Periodic Loading
33%
Response Surface Methodology
66%
Safe Design
33%
Seismic Vibration
33%
Span Length
33%
Stress Intensity Factor KI
33%
Stress Intensity Factor Range
33%
Tensile Test
33%
Testing Apparatus
33%
Tread
33%
Variable Loading Conditions
33%
Engineering
Alloy
75%
Aluminum
75%
Applied Load
25%
Automotives
25%
Beam Specimen
50%
Crack Growth Rate
25%
Crack Length
25%
Cross Section
25%
Engineering
25%
Engineering Component
25%
Engineering Structure
50%
Exponential Function
50%
Fatigue Crack Growth
100%
Fatigue Crack Propagation
100%
Hydraulics
25%
Loading Condition
50%
Plastic Deformation
25%
Point Bending
100%
Response Surface Methodology
50%
Safe Design
25%
Span Length
25%
Stress-Intensity Factor
50%
Tensile Testing
25%
Material Science
Alloy
75%
Aluminum
75%
Aluminum Alloy
100%
Crack Propagation
100%
Elasticity
25%
Engineering Material
25%
Fatigue Crack
100%
Fatigue Crack Growth
100%
Hydraulics
25%
Plastic Deformation
25%
Stress Intensity Factor
50%
Tensile Testing
25%