Glossary - F

  • Fatigue crack. More than 70% of mechanical structure fracture patterns are believed to fall into...
  • Material fatigue is characterized by the fatigue limit and fatigue strength. The fatigue limit...
  • The fatigue strength of austenitic stainless steel, the most common type, typically ranges from...
  • Hot-rolled sheets have several key features that make them widely used in industry. These are:...
  • Ferritic steels consist of crystals of ferrite, a form of iron that contains only a very small...
  • Finishing is the final phase of the machining process and is aimed at obtaining high quality of...
  • The final product obtained in the process of plastic shaping of metals. Depending on the type of...
  • A physical property of solids (materials) that causes them to crack (crumbling) under the...
  • Freeform forging involves shaping metal by applying pressure with tools causing it to flow in...
  • A quantity characterizing the friction force.
  • Friction welding is a process that produces durable joints with a high degree of integrity....