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Lecture 49 of 53Fatigue analysis
Fatigue failure
Dr. Srinivasan Chandrasekaran · IIT Madras
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- Introduction and Scope
- Fixed type structures
- Compliant type structures
- New generation marine structures
- Environmental loads-I
- Environmental loads-II
- Environmental loads-III
- Environmental loads-IV
- Other loads-I
- Other loads-II
- Ultimate load design principles-I
- Ultimate Limit State-I
- Ultimate Limit State-II
- Ultimate Limit State-III
- Partial safety factor
- Plastic design-I
- Plastic design-II
- Plastic design-III
- Plastic design-IV- Example problems-I
- Plastic analysis- Example problems-II
- Plastic analysis- Example problems-III
- Theories of failure-I
- Theories of failure-II
- Theories of failure-III
- Theories of failure-IV
- Shear centre-I
- Shear centre-II- Examples
- Plastic capacity of sections under combined loads-I
- Plastic capacity of sections under combined loads-II
- Impact analysis- fundamentals-I
- Impact analysis- fundamentals-II
- Ultimate capacity of tubular joints
- Fluid structure interaction-I
- Fluid structure interaction-II
- Fluid induced vibration-I
- Fluid induced vibration-II
- Flow through perforated members-I
- Flow through perforated members- numerical studies-II
- Flow through perforated members- III- Analytical studies
- Introduction to Reliability I
- Introduction to Reliability II
- Introduction to Reliability III
- Reliability framework in Marine structures
- Ultimate Limit state and Reliability approach I
- Ultimate limit state and Reliability approach II
- Levels of Reliability
- FOSM and AFOSM methods of Reliability
- Fracture and Fatigue
- Fatigue failure
- Fatigue loading and fatigue analysis
- Deterministic fatigue analysis
- Spectral fatigue analysis
- Stress concentration and fatigue analysis