Surface of the Metal as an Indicator of Fatigue Damage
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https://doi.org/10.3849/aimt.01013Abstract
The possibility of fatigue damage analysis by the extrusion/intrusion structures on the surface of aluminium alloy is shown. Quantitative characteristics of the extrusion/intrusion structures and the methods for their monitoring are substantiated. Two approaches for fatigue analysis are presented: a) direct inspection of the aircraft components; b) application of fatigue sensors.
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