Hello everyone,
As the title suggests, i'm having a look at some lugs that aren't loaded purely axially. I've come across a reference "Fatigue Testing of Transversely Loaded Aluminium Lugs" by Larsson, N in 1977. It was written at the Aeronautical Research Inst. of Sweden, Stockholm. Structures Dept under a NASA program and its full listing is shown here [link] [/url].
I can't seem to track down an online copy through the NTRL or similar US government websites (NASA NTRS/STI, NTIS, Contrails etc.). Does anyone know if there is a copy available somewhere? Any chance the content has been reproduced in a textbook or journal paper or similar? Or is there some other non-proprietary data available somewhere on the subject that I haven't found yet?
Thank you, Greg
As the title suggests, i'm having a look at some lugs that aren't loaded purely axially. I've come across a reference "Fatigue Testing of Transversely Loaded Aluminium Lugs" by Larsson, N in 1977. It was written at the Aeronautical Research Inst. of Sweden, Stockholm. Structures Dept under a NASA program and its full listing is shown here [link] [/url].
I can't seem to track down an online copy through the NTRL or similar US government websites (NASA NTRS/STI, NTIS, Contrails etc.). Does anyone know if there is a copy available somewhere? Any chance the content has been reproduced in a textbook or journal paper or similar? Or is there some other non-proprietary data available somewhere on the subject that I haven't found yet?
Thank you, Greg
