The fatigue behaviour of two sintered structural steels under varying densities and loading types as a function of the highly loaded volume and the stress-ratio is analysed. Breaching a volume of seven orders of magnitude [mm^3] and four stress-ratios. Based on the results of fatigue specimens (wöhler-curves), combined with intensive FEA, several parts under different stress ratios and highly loaded volumes are predicted and expermentally verified. Based on these results three different methods for fatigue-calculation are compared and evaluated
This paper presents design relevant material data like S-N curves, effect of notches and mean stress...
Fatigue strength and fatigue crack propagation behavior have been investigated for high tensile sint...
Sintered components are gaining more and more applications, their success towards the most tradition...
A 1.5% Mo prealloyed steel, to which 2% Cu and 0.65% C were added, was sintered at 1120 °C and fatig...
The design of fatigue loaded parts requires on the one hand the knowledge about material related dat...
Stress controlled fatigue tests were performed on a rather common higher strength PM steel to provid...
The design of fatigue loaded parts requires on the one hand the knowledge about material related dat...
The design of fatigue loaded parts requires on the one hand the knowledge about material related dat...
The increasing implementation of sintered steel parts for highly loaded engine and gear-box applica-...
In general, the development of fatigue loaded PM' parts requires the knowledge of material-related d...
The use of PM materials is rapidly expanding concentrating more and more on highly loaded structural...
The paper demonstrates that the fatigue strength of the high-strength steels investigated depends in...
Stress-controlled fatigue tests were performed on a common high-strength powder metallurgy (PM) allo...
The fatigue notch effect can be estimated using fracture mechanics-based support factors. Stress int...
This paper discusses the fatigue behaviour of sintered steels under multiaxial loading. These steels...
This paper presents design relevant material data like S-N curves, effect of notches and mean stress...
Fatigue strength and fatigue crack propagation behavior have been investigated for high tensile sint...
Sintered components are gaining more and more applications, their success towards the most tradition...
A 1.5% Mo prealloyed steel, to which 2% Cu and 0.65% C were added, was sintered at 1120 °C and fatig...
The design of fatigue loaded parts requires on the one hand the knowledge about material related dat...
Stress controlled fatigue tests were performed on a rather common higher strength PM steel to provid...
The design of fatigue loaded parts requires on the one hand the knowledge about material related dat...
The design of fatigue loaded parts requires on the one hand the knowledge about material related dat...
The increasing implementation of sintered steel parts for highly loaded engine and gear-box applica-...
In general, the development of fatigue loaded PM' parts requires the knowledge of material-related d...
The use of PM materials is rapidly expanding concentrating more and more on highly loaded structural...
The paper demonstrates that the fatigue strength of the high-strength steels investigated depends in...
Stress-controlled fatigue tests were performed on a common high-strength powder metallurgy (PM) allo...
The fatigue notch effect can be estimated using fracture mechanics-based support factors. Stress int...
This paper discusses the fatigue behaviour of sintered steels under multiaxial loading. These steels...
This paper presents design relevant material data like S-N curves, effect of notches and mean stress...
Fatigue strength and fatigue crack propagation behavior have been investigated for high tensile sint...
Sintered components are gaining more and more applications, their success towards the most tradition...