Problem 2A sector of a steel plate with endurance limit Se = 400 MPa, and ultimate strength Sut = 1000 MPa,has a stress state defining with the following cycle parameters calculated with von Mises criterion:= 130 MPaσησαmax-Misesmax-Mises= = 400 MPa.Calculate the useful life in cycles according to Goodman criterion considering an equivalent cycle ofcompletely inverted stress. Take n = 1 and work it in in sector of high cycle and finite life.

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