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The Modifying Factor for Stress Concentration accounts for the effect of stress concentration on a specimen for cyclic loading. Check FAQs
Kd=SeS'eKaKbKc
Kd - Modifying Factor for Stress Concentration?Se - Endurance Limit?S'e - Endurance Limit of Rotating Beam Specimen?Ka - Surface Finish Factor?Kb - Size Factor?Kc - Reliabilty Factor?

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0.3331Edit=51Edit220Edit0.92Edit0.85Edit0.89Edit
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FIRST Step Consider the formula
Kd=SeS'eKaKbKc
Next Step Substitute values of Variables
Kd=51N/mm²220N/mm²0.920.850.89
Next Step Convert Units
Kd=5.1E+7Pa2.2E+8Pa0.920.850.89
Next Step Prepare to Evaluate
Kd=5.1E+72.2E+80.920.850.89
Next Step Evaluate
Kd=0.333081671625883
LAST Step Rounding Answer
Kd=0.3331

Modifying Factor to Account for Stress Concentration Formula Elements

Variables
Modifying Factor for Stress Concentration
The Modifying Factor for Stress Concentration accounts for the effect of stress concentration on a specimen for cyclic loading.
Symbol: Kd
Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Endurance Limit
The Endurance Limit of a material is defined as the stress below which a material can endure an infinite number of repeated load cycles without exhibiting failure.
Symbol: Se
Measurement: StressUnit: N/mm²
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Endurance Limit of Rotating Beam Specimen
Endurance Limit of Rotating Beam Specimen is the maximum value of the completely reversed stress for which the specimen can sustain for an infinite number of cycles without any fatigue failure.
Symbol: S'e
Measurement: StressUnit: N/mm²
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Surface Finish Factor
The Surface Finish Factor takes into account the reduction in endurance limit due to variation in the surface finish between the specimen and the actual component.
Symbol: Ka
Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Size Factor
The Size Factor takes into account the reduction in endurance limit due to an increase in the size of the component.
Symbol: Kb
Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Reliabilty Factor
Reliabilty Factor accounts for the reliability that is used in the design of the component.
Symbol: Kc
Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless
Note: Value should be greater than 0.

Other Formulas to find Modifying Factor for Stress Concentration

​Go Modifying Factor for Fluctuating Load given Fatigue Stress Concentration Factor
Kd=1kf

Other formulas in Endurance Limit Approximate Estimation in Design category

​Go Stress Amplitude for Fluctuating load given Maximum Stress and Minimum Stress
σa=σmax fl-σmin fl2
​Go Endurance Limit of Rotating Beam Specimen of Steel
S'e=0.5σut
​Go Endurance Limit Stress of Rotating Beam Specimen of Cast Iron or Steels
S'e=0.4σut
​Go Endurance Limit Stress of Rotating Beam Specimen of Aluminium Alloys
S'e=0.4σut

How to Evaluate Modifying Factor to Account for Stress Concentration?

Modifying Factor to Account for Stress Concentration evaluator uses Modifying Factor for Stress Concentration = Endurance Limit/(Endurance Limit of Rotating Beam Specimen*Surface Finish Factor*Size Factor*Reliabilty Factor) to evaluate the Modifying Factor for Stress Concentration, Modifying Factor to account for Stress Concentration formula is defined as the ratio of endurance limit to the product of endurance limit of the rotating-beam specimen, surface finish factor, size factor, and reliability factor. It accounts for the effect of stress concentration on a specimen for cyclic loading. Modifying Factor for Stress Concentration is denoted by Kd symbol.

How to evaluate Modifying Factor to Account for Stress Concentration using this online evaluator? To use this online evaluator for Modifying Factor to Account for Stress Concentration, enter Endurance Limit (Se), Endurance Limit of Rotating Beam Specimen (S'e), Surface Finish Factor (Ka), Size Factor (Kb) & Reliabilty Factor (Kc) and hit the calculate button.

FAQs on Modifying Factor to Account for Stress Concentration

What is the formula to find Modifying Factor to Account for Stress Concentration?
The formula of Modifying Factor to Account for Stress Concentration is expressed as Modifying Factor for Stress Concentration = Endurance Limit/(Endurance Limit of Rotating Beam Specimen*Surface Finish Factor*Size Factor*Reliabilty Factor). Here is an example- 0.348222 = 51000000/(220000000*0.92*0.85*0.89).
How to calculate Modifying Factor to Account for Stress Concentration?
With Endurance Limit (Se), Endurance Limit of Rotating Beam Specimen (S'e), Surface Finish Factor (Ka), Size Factor (Kb) & Reliabilty Factor (Kc) we can find Modifying Factor to Account for Stress Concentration using the formula - Modifying Factor for Stress Concentration = Endurance Limit/(Endurance Limit of Rotating Beam Specimen*Surface Finish Factor*Size Factor*Reliabilty Factor).
What are the other ways to Calculate Modifying Factor for Stress Concentration?
Here are the different ways to Calculate Modifying Factor for Stress Concentration-
  • Modifying Factor for Stress Concentration=1/Fatigue Stress Concentration FactorOpenImg
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