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Vol 5, Issue 6 (June 2019) Mechanical Engineering

DETERMINATION OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS FOR SEMI ELLIPTICAL CRACK OF TWO CRACKED ROTOR

To Examine The Behavior Of Cracked Rotor With Two Cracks, A Mathematical Model Is Developed For A Simple Rotor With Two Cracks. By Solving The Mathematical Model , Stress Intensity Factors Are Determined. The Problem Is Solved By Varying Th...

Jagan Trinadh A., Kiran Prasad D, Kishor Kumar K.Ch.
Vol 4, Issue 11 (November 2018) Civil Engineering

DETECTION AND RECTIFICATION OF INTERNAL CRACKS IN FLEXURAL MEMBERS

The Existence Of Internal Cracks In A Flexural Member Can Maximise The Number Of Flow Paths Connecting Each Other. These Paths May Allow Harmful Substances And Thus Makes The Reinforcement To Corrode. As Flexural Members Provides A Great Su...

R. Subha Priya, S. Yamini Roja
Vol 4, Issue 4 (April 2018) Mechanical Engineering

DESIGN AND FRACTURE ANALYSIS OF HORIZONTAL AXIS WIND TURBINE BLADE

Horizontal Axis Wind Turbines (HAWT) Constitute The Most Common Type Of Wind Turbine In Use Today. The Blades Of The Wind Turbines Are More Prone To Fracture. Broken Blades Are The Important Factor Of This Project. Rotor Blades Up To 1.5 To...

Santhosh kumar V, Dr.M.Sekar
Vol 2, Issue 3 (March 2016) Mechanical Engineering

ANALYSIS OF FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH RATE IN SPUR GEAR DUE TO BENDING FATIGUE

A Computational Model For Determination Of Crack Propagation Rate Of Spur Gears In Regard To Bending Fatigue In A Gear Tooth Root Is Being Presented. The Fatigue Process Leading To Tooth Breakage Is Represented As Crack Propagation Peri...

Bhargav Desai, M.A.Mohite

ANALYSIS OF A FATIGUE CRACK IN SPUR GEAR

Gears Are Commonly Used For Transmitting Power And Motion. An Effective Gear Design Balances Strength, Durability, Reliability, Size, Weight And Cost. The Engineering Structures May Fail Due To Crack, Which Depends On The Design Of Gear...

Patil P. S. , Mali K. S. , Lakal N. V, Mohite M. A.

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