Abstract
A technique for the estimation of remaining fatigue life (RFL) of metallic specimens when subjected to cyclic load is presented. The procedure includes evaluation of thermal response of the metal and its correlation with the fatigue life. Results are presented for a series of fully reversed fatigue tests with Stainless Steel 304L at room temperature. It is demonstrated that the slope of temperature rise as a function of time is a good candidate for estimation of RFL. Once the temperature slope is measured, the remaining useful life of the specimen can be effectively estimated.
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