1964 年 30 巻 218 号 p. 1150-1156
The authors have conducted fatigue tests on the V-notched and plain specimens (d=15 mm, C=0.37% steel). Two types of heat-treatment have been chosen : induction-hardening method and quenching-tempering. Some of these specimens were made hollow and were drilled following heat-treatment. The experimental results may be summarized as follows : 1) There is small difference in σw1, but a considerable difference in σw2, between the solid and hollow specimens which are induction-hardened, V-notched. For example, in solid specimens, σw1 is 18kg/mm2 and σw2 in 56kg/mm2, while in hollow ones (di=10 mm) σw1 is 17kg/ mm2 and σw2 is 18 kg/mm2. 2) There is no great difference between fatigue limit of induction-hardened solid plain specimens and that of induction-hardened hollow plain ones. 3) When the induction-hardened depth becomes larger, the fatigue strength of V-notched solid specimens becomes smaller, especially the value of σw2. But, the fatigue strength of plain specimens becomes slightly larger. 4) For quenched and tempered V-notched specimens σw1 is nearly equal to (σw0/α). 5) The effects of residual stress on the fatigue strength are different depending on shapes, size of sqecimens, stress-conditions, etc., and are very much complicated.