Fatigue Failure | Engineering Approach

[@daborshy4089]

Best robot-voice lecture ever

[@AbhishekPatel-ik7nv]

Because of your video i can now understand fatigue failure.

[@stopkaks]

The graphics and animations for this video are beyond superb, but the narration voice is poor. Nonetheless, great video!

[@akshatsharma264]

Thank you for making the video!!

[@natandorneles6123]

Amazing explanation, thank you so much! :)

[@vipinpaulthoppil1985]

Excellent work Mr. Sabin

[@ehabnext]

Amaaaaazing video

[@np4598]

Super

[@CoordinacióndeIngenieríaMecáni]

And the Stress factor?

[@migelprager1097]

And part 3? notch effects in detail or some fracture mechanics ? ;)

[@anilsharma-ev2my]

Are we able to found efficiency of barometer?

[@Yodavid1]

If i have a shaft with a keyseat, since this element favors the formation of a crack, is it wise to have that area (and not the entire shaft) heavily polished, so i slow the crack formation?

[@ahmadnawaz1529]

make animation on electron gun

[@piyushsingh2012]

awesome

[@geniojdm]

great

[@قيصرالمدينة]

nice

[@erenerdem3854]

what about temperature factor ke ?
if T

[@NirmalAryalgorkhali]

Eren Erdem generally the temperatures encountered are less than 350 degrees, so this factor is not considered except for elements in extreme operating conditions..

[@erenerdem3854]

Nirmal Aryal we are extreme engineers man we should consider all conditions ;)