very good video. Pls how do we calculate the remaining life of a part if given that different loads were applied and different numbers of cycles generated?
Cyclic fatigue is independent of time. Any stress cycle could be applied slowly or quickly. In the end, the number of complete cycles applied is what matters. If cycles in real life usage are applied quickly, the part will fail faster than if they are applied slowly over time.
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Nice simple explanation, Thank you
very good video. Pls how do we calculate the remaining life of a part if given that different loads were applied and different numbers of cycles generated?
Thanku
sir, how to determine the hours of 1 cycle?
Cyclic fatigue is independent of time. Any stress cycle could be applied slowly or quickly. In the end, the number of complete cycles applied is what matters. If cycles in real life usage are applied quickly, the part will fail faster than if they are applied slowly over time.
@@SimcenterTesting so is it means, I need to know the value of time during the stress cycle? If I want to convert the cycles to time?