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Frequency effect on fatigue life of metal-composite

Tue, 2018-01-02 21:03 - Jaber
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Hi 

I have few questions:

1- why most the experimental fatigue studies on metal or metal-composites in the literature were adopted a frequency less than 35Hz (the majority of these test have conducted using 20Hz).

I ran into some articles mentioned that the frequency (0-100Hz) has a marginal effect on the fatigue life of metal. is that the only answer

 

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Failure of Bonded Glass

Wed, 2011-08-31 11:58 - dstrosch
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I work for an optics company and many of its products contain lenses that are bonded together with a very thin (~0.010mm) UV curing adhesive (Norland Adhesives NOA61 is the most common). Up until recently we have never had any issues with the strength of the bond. However we have recently had a particular design fail during a temperature cycle so I am tasked with looking at why, and how to keep it from happening in the future. The temperature range isn't too scary, -40 to +85C.

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