The bar shown, made from machined steel (S, = 493 MPa. Sut = 569 MPa), is subjected to a fully reversed bending moment of 20 N.m. Calculate the corrected endurance limit for a 50% reliability. The bar will be used at a temperature of 500°C. 30 mm 10 mm 1.5 mm 5 mm M 1.5 mm

The bar shown, made from machined steel (S, = 493 MPa. Sut = 569 MPa), is subjected to a fully reversed bending moment of 20 N.m. Calculate the corrected endurance limit for a 50% reliability. The bar will be used at a temperature of 500°C. 30 mm 10 mm 1.5 mm 5 mm M 1.5 mm

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