Use of damage lines in predicting cumulative damage in fatigue

This study was performed during the period February through May 1953 in the Materials Testing Laboratory of the U. S, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California, The work was undertaken in an effort to test a means of predicting cumulative fatigue life for machine parts subjected to varying loads.

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Lieutenant, United States Navy

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