Application of Weldment Fatigue Methods to Conveyor Pulley Design

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Tim Wolf
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Jan 1, 1998

Abstract

The paper "Weld Notch Affects on Pulley and Belt Conveyor Reliability" has done an excellent job of describing theoretical fatigue and fracture mechanics methods used in modern weld design. From this foundation, we intend to further detail areas previously discussed and present new research in the application of these principles to pulley weldment life prediction. Affects of changes in alternating stress range, mean stress, and residual stress have been investigated using controlled laboratory fatigue tests on a pulley weldment. Comparisons between these results, weld codes, and theoretical fatigue predictions will be made and discussed.
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APA: Tim Wolf  (1998)  Application of Weldment Fatigue Methods to Conveyor Pulley Design

MLA: Tim Wolf Application of Weldment Fatigue Methods to Conveyor Pulley Design. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1998.

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