Fit a Curve by Estimating UTS
An empirical formula can be used to estimate SN/EN data from ultimate tensile strength (UTS) and Young's modulus (E).
- From the Assign Material dialog, click the My Material tab and select your created material.
- Select Estimate from UTS as the input method.
- Click to view the model description.
- Enter a value for UTS and Elastic modulus.
- Click Estimate.
SN Properties
- Fatigue strength coefficient. It is the stress amplitude intercept of the SN curve at 1 cycle on a log-log scale.
- The first fatigue strength exponent. The slope of the first segment of the SN curve in log-log scale.
- In one-segment SN curves, this is the cycle limit of endurance (See Nc1 in Figure 2). In two-segment SN curves, this is the transition point (see Nc1 in Figure 4).
- The second fatigue strength exponent.
EN Properties
- Fatigue strength coefficient.
- Fatigue strength exponent.
- Fatigue ductility exponent.
- Fatigue ductility coefficient.
- Cyclic strain-hardening exponent.
- Cyclic strength coefficient.
- Reversal limit of endurance. One cycle contains two reversals.
- Standard Error of Log(N) from elastic strain.
- Standard Error of Log(N) from plastic strain.