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What data do I need to look up material fatigue curves in 'Atlas of Fatigue Curves' book?

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dharhay

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Hi everyone,
I will go to the local college library to look up fatigue curves for certain materials. But prior to going, I'm sure I need to ask for more data like UNS, or ASTM, etc. I want to look up fatigue curves for: P20 high hard, SP300, SP350, and SP400 (the last three are from Arcelor Mittal.

Can anyone tell me the format of the materials in this reference? Thanks.

Dave Harhay
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