Automotive Steel Design Manual

[izax1]

Some years back, I got hold of the Automotive Steel Design Manual Chapter 3.5 Designing against Fatigue Filures. I have the hard copy on my desk. I don't know today how I got it, but I think I downloaded it for free. (Legal or not???) When I try to find downloading possiblities on the IN, it is of course not free. Does anybody know of free download possibilities?

Thanks

 

[IRstuff]

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[jimkinney]

I have so many copies of parts of textbooks, manuals, analyses from coworkers, etc. from over the years, that I wish I had the originals for. Some aren't complete, some are illegible, and some may have had other useful stuff that I didn't copy. Live and learn.

That may be an SAE manual, you could contact them.

Jim



Jim Kinney
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[izax1]

Yes, Jim ) think it is SAE stuff. Thanks.

 

[Tmoose]

Is this it?

Looks like AISI may not offer it anymore.

 

[IRstuff]

Is this it?

http://papers.sae.org/870462/

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