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Which one of the following failure theories in the most conservative design approach against fatigue failure
Which one of the following failure theories in the most conservative design approach against fatigue failure
Updated On: Sep 9, 2024
- Soderberg line
- Yield line
- Gerber line
- Modified Goodman line
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Soderberg line
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