modulus, E 200 700 yield strength, Øy (MPa) 900 TH-SAI-2.55n titanium alloy 600 4340 steel tensile strength, TS (MPa) 1300 500 elongation (%) 20 * 400 fracture toughness, Kie ( MPaſm) 55 1045 steel 300 Duetile cant iron 200 70Cu-30zn brass 2014 T6 Al aley 100 EQ2IA-T6 Mg aloy 10 10 10 10 10 10 Cycles to failure, N Maimum stress, S OMPa

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A tie rod made of quenched and tempered 4340 steel is used as a critical linkage in an industrial apparatus. The rod is subjected to an alternating cyclic tensile/compressive stress from 550 MPa to -550 MPa. An inspection of the rod revealed a 3.5 mm deep edge crack on the surface of the rod. Please answer the following question for the rod given the properties in the table and curve below and fracture toughness of 55 MPa√m. (NOTE: Y=1.12 for edge crack and use “a” not “2a” for the length of the crack) 

1. Given the S-N curve for 4340 steel, is there an endurance limit? If so, what is the stress value for the endurance limit?

2. If there were no cracks and the stress on the rod still alternated from 550 MPa to -550 MPa with mean stress of zero, what would be the cycles to failure? 

### Material Properties

#### Table of Mechanical Properties

- **Modulus, E:** 200
- **Yield Strength, σ<sub>y</sub> (MPa):** 900
- **Tensile Strength, TS (MPa):** 1300
- **Elongation (%):** 20
- **Fracture Toughness, K<sub>Ic</sub> (MPa√m):** 55

#### Fatigue Life Graph

The graph illustrates the relationship between maximum stress (S, in MPa) and cycles to failure (N) for various materials. The materials include:

- **Ti-5Al-2.5Sn titanium alloy:** Shows a high-stress threshold and gradual decrease over cycles.
- **4340 Steel:** Displays a moderate decline in stress with increasing cycles.
- **1045 Steel:** Also exhibits a gradual reduction in stress capacity as cycles increase.
- **Ductile Cast Iron:** Characterized by a steady decline in stress over cycles.
- **70Cu-30Zn Brass:** Shows a consistent reduction in stress across cycles.
- **2014-T6 Al Alloy:** Displays a sharper decline in stress capacity initially, which then stabilizes.
- **EQ21A-T6 Mg Alloy:** Reveals a steep and continuous decrease in stress over cycles.

The x-axis represents the cycles to failure (N) on a logarithmic scale from 10<sup>3</sup> to 10<sup>9</sup>, while the y-axis represents the maximum stress (S) in MPa from 0 to 700. Each curve on the graph indicates the fatigue performance of a specific material.
Transcribed Image Text:### Material Properties #### Table of Mechanical Properties - **Modulus, E:** 200 - **Yield Strength, σ<sub>y</sub> (MPa):** 900 - **Tensile Strength, TS (MPa):** 1300 - **Elongation (%):** 20 - **Fracture Toughness, K<sub>Ic</sub> (MPa√m):** 55 #### Fatigue Life Graph The graph illustrates the relationship between maximum stress (S, in MPa) and cycles to failure (N) for various materials. The materials include: - **Ti-5Al-2.5Sn titanium alloy:** Shows a high-stress threshold and gradual decrease over cycles. - **4340 Steel:** Displays a moderate decline in stress with increasing cycles. - **1045 Steel:** Also exhibits a gradual reduction in stress capacity as cycles increase. - **Ductile Cast Iron:** Characterized by a steady decline in stress over cycles. - **70Cu-30Zn Brass:** Shows a consistent reduction in stress across cycles. - **2014-T6 Al Alloy:** Displays a sharper decline in stress capacity initially, which then stabilizes. - **EQ21A-T6 Mg Alloy:** Reveals a steep and continuous decrease in stress over cycles. The x-axis represents the cycles to failure (N) on a logarithmic scale from 10<sup>3</sup> to 10<sup>9</sup>, while the y-axis represents the maximum stress (S) in MPa from 0 to 700. Each curve on the graph indicates the fatigue performance of a specific material.
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