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Most of the fatigue life is generally consumed in the crack growth phase. The rate of growth is primarily driven by the range of cyclic loading although additional factors such as mean stress, environment, overloads and underloads can also affect the rate of growth. Crack growth may stop if the loads are small enough to fall below a critical threshold.

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The composite damage propagates in a less regular manner and damage modes can change. Experience with composites indicates that the rate of damage propagation in does not exhibit the two distinct regions of initiation and propagation like metals. The crack initiation range in metals is propagation, and there is a significant quantitative difference in rate while the difference appears to be less apparent with composites.[53] Fatigue cracks of composites may form in the matrix and propagate slowly since the matrix carries such a small fraction of the applied stress. And the fibers in the wake of the crack experience fatigue damage. In many cases, the damage rate is accelerated by deleterious interactions with the environment like oxidation or corrosion of fibers.[55]

However, what makes the irons very long for many people, particularly those with low-medium swing speeds, is twofold: one, the light weight enables the generation of more club head speed in the swing, and two, the high launch naturally results in more distance compared to a trajectory that would otherwise be too low.

I am 69, 12 HCP, with a driver swing speed of 87-89. I purchased these in February, 5-SW reg flex. They were so much more playable (accuracy, distance) and lighter then the Cobra F9 irons. Together with a Callaway Epic Max driver with a 40 gram shaft, hoping to finish the season single digit. I have given up on fairway woods and use 19, 21, and 24 degree hybrids with 45 gram L shafts. Hit 93% of fairways yesterday. The Air-X irons are a good option for someone with similar stats, very happy.

Corrosion fatigue failure results from cyclic stressing of a metal in a corrosive environment. This condition causes more rapid failure than that caused by either cyclic stressing or corrosion alone. In boilers, corrosion fatigue cracking can result from continued breakdown of the protective magnetite film due to cyclic stress.

Examining how the product affects the environment, through Design for the Environment, we were able to determine that although there is some affect, it is minimal and would be difficult to improve upon. After composing a Failure Modes and Effects Analysis, it was determined that there are several issues that could be dealt with to reduce the occurrence, detectability, and the severity of such failures. These failures ranged from things that would disable the blender entirely, to cracks in components. Concluding the analysis was the mechanical analysis of the product which investigated heat transfer. It was determined that the heat that would be created as a result of the motor, would not affect the temperature of the items being blended by a significant amount. 2ff7e9595c