RI 9408 - Bending Fatigue Test 1 on a 2-Inch 6x25 Fiber Core Wire Rope

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
W. M. McKewan
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Jan 1, 2010

Abstract

The U.S. Bureau of Mines has established a wire rope research laboratory to examine the factors that affect the life of wire rope. A 2-in-diameter 6x25 fiber core rope was degraded on a bending fatigue machine. This was the first in a series of tests on rope of this construction and size. Baseline testing at the laboratory was reported in an earlier publication. Tensile and nondestructive tests were performed on samples of the rope to determine the relationship between rope deterioration and rope breaking strength. The tests indicated that as a wire rope nears the end of its useful life, deterioration and the consequent loss of rope strength increase at an accelerated rate.
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APA: W. M. McKewan  (2010)  RI 9408 - Bending Fatigue Test 1 on a 2-Inch 6x25 Fiber Core Wire Rope

MLA: W. M. McKewan RI 9408 - Bending Fatigue Test 1 on a 2-Inch 6x25 Fiber Core Wire Rope. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 2010.

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