Lecture

Fatigue in Welded Joints

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Description

This lecture covers the 'hot-spot' method for evaluating fatigue in welded joints, including stress concentration, types of welds, and normalized fatigue curves. It also discusses the influence of weld type, shape, length, and thickness on fatigue resistance, as well as the fatigue of tubular structures and Eurocode standards.

Instructor

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