Solve within 20 minutes. Solve correctly and short explanation. A forged part has an ultimate stress of Su = 150 ksi and is under afatigue load of Sf = 98 ksi. It has a 4.1 inch diameter and is under arepetitive bending load. Calculate the number of cycles until failureN if the probability of survival is 90%.Ultimate strength in tension, S, ksi601.080 100120140160180200220240PolishedGround0.8Machined or cold drawn0.6Hot rolled0.4As forged0.20.40.60.81.01.21.41.6Ultimate strength in tension, S, GPaSurface finish factor, k

Given:Su=150ksiSf=98ksi d=4.1inUnder repetitive bending load, Reliability =90%=0.9Forged partNow,…

A forged part has an ultimate stress of Su = 150 ksi and is under a fatigue load of Sp = 98 ksi. It has a 4.1 inch diameter and is under a repetitive bending load. Calculate the number of cycles until failure Nf if the probability of survival is 90%. Ultimate strength in tension, S, ksi 60 1.0 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 Polished Ground 0.8 Machined or cold drawn

A forged part has an ultimate stress of Su = 150 ksi and is under a fatigue load of Sp = 98 ksi. It has a 4.1 inch diameter and is under a repetitive bending load. Calculate the number of cycles until failure Nf if the probability of survival is 90%. Ultimate strength in tension, S, ksi 60 1.0 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 Polished Ground 0.8 Machined or cold drawn

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