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determine the allowable bending and contact stresses for a grade 1 steel through-hardened to 250 HB. Assume the desired reliability is 50% and that the pinion and gear have the same hardness and the gear encounters hydrodynamic lubrication and is to last ten million cycles
Using the four-point bending tool, detail the influence of both applied load
and notch size on the transverse strain. Cover the following points in your
answer.
a. A detailed description of the methodology you have used to create a set
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placement of line scans, the loads used, etc. (there is no need to
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fundamental principles behind DIC).
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description, images, and both vertical and horizontal line scans from the
four-point bending tool. Include a minimum of three loads and three
notch sizes in your results.
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