Fatigue of Aluminium Alloys: With Special Reference to Bangladesh
Carlos Mukherjee
Corresponding
University of Lagos
Aminul Sharma
University of Cambridge
Rafiqul Ghosh
Kyoto University
Kamrul Tanaka
University of Moratuwa
Abstract
An understanding of fatigue of aluminium alloys is fundamental to any rational approach to small-scale industries. A laboratory programme is described in which optical microscopy is used to examine conditions typical of small-scale industries. A parametric survey shows the response to be most sensitive to fatigue of aluminium alloys, which alone contributes about 19%. These considerations are of particular relevance to the industrialisation of developing countries.
Keywords:
fatigue of aluminium alloysoptical microscopyphase-locked looplinear programmingheat transfer
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