Notch Sensitivity Factor in Design against Fluctuating Load Formulas

The Notch Sensitivity Factor is defined as the ratio of increase of actual stress over nominal stress to increase of theoretical stress over nominal stress. And is denoted by q.

Formulas to find Notch Sensitivity Factor in Design against Fluctuating Load

fxNotch Sensitivity FactorGo

fxNotch Sensitivity Factor given Fatigue Stress Concentration FactorGo

Design against Fluctuating Load formulas that make use of Notch Sensitivity Factor

fxFatigue Stress Concentration Factor given Notch Sensitivity FactorGo

List of variables in Design against Fluctuating Load formulas

fx Increase of Actual Stress over Nominal Stress Go

fx Increase of Theoretical Stress over Nominal Stress Go

fx Fatigue Stress Concentration Factor Go

fx Theoretical Stress Concentration Factor Go

FAQ

What is the Notch Sensitivity Factor?

The Notch Sensitivity Factor is defined as the ratio of increase of actual stress over nominal stress to increase of theoretical stress over nominal stress.

Can the Notch Sensitivity Factor be negative?

{YesorNo}, the Notch Sensitivity Factor, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.

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