Ermüdungskurven
Ermüdungskurven, also known as S-N curves or Wöhler curves, are graphical representations used in materials science and engineering to illustrate the fatigue behavior of a material. They plot the stress amplitude (S) against the number of cycles (N) to failure. The stress amplitude is typically the alternating stress that a material can withstand. The number of cycles to failure is the total number of load cycles a material can endure before fracturing.
These curves are crucial for understanding and predicting how materials will perform under cyclic loading conditions,
The generation of Ermüdungskurven involves conducting fatigue tests on multiple specimens of the same material. Each