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Looking to understand Fatigue calculations for stainless steel seamless tubing
Problem:
Material: 304 Stainless Steel tubing (.375 OD, .072 wall) per ASTM specifications used at 158F degrees maximum
Ambient UTS 515 MPa, YTS 205 MPA, temperature de-rated per MIL-HDBK-5J to UTS 473.8 MPa, YTS 192.7 MPa.
Burst Pressure: 710 bar
Proof Pressure: 568 bar
Operating Pressure: 420 bar
Looking to find the fatigue life of this tubing when cycled from ambient to 420 bar at max temperature of 158F.
Looking to generate a chart reflecting the stress-life and just understanding the fatigue of this application.
Attached are my current fatigue calculations.
I will be setting up practical tests to verify this application, however I'm looking to predict that this tubing will have a acceptable safety factor.
Any help that is offered is greatly appreciated.
Problem:
Material: 304 Stainless Steel tubing (.375 OD, .072 wall) per ASTM specifications used at 158F degrees maximum
Ambient UTS 515 MPa, YTS 205 MPA, temperature de-rated per MIL-HDBK-5J to UTS 473.8 MPa, YTS 192.7 MPa.
Burst Pressure: 710 bar
Proof Pressure: 568 bar
Operating Pressure: 420 bar
Looking to find the fatigue life of this tubing when cycled from ambient to 420 bar at max temperature of 158F.
Looking to generate a chart reflecting the stress-life and just understanding the fatigue of this application.
Attached are my current fatigue calculations.
I will be setting up practical tests to verify this application, however I'm looking to predict that this tubing will have a acceptable safety factor.
Any help that is offered is greatly appreciated.