PD ISO/TR 14345:2012

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Terms and definitions
3 Symbols and abbreviated terms
4 Specimen design and manufacture
5 Testing procedures
6 Testing plan
7 Fatigue testing
8 Post-mortem examination
9 Presentation and reporting of the test results
10 Statistical analysis of test results
Annex A (informative) - Weld profile measurement
Annex B (informative) - Example of a fatigue data
        sheet for reporting the results of fatigue
        tests on welded joints
Bibliography

Provides guidance on best practice for fatigue testing under constant- or variable-amplitude loading of welded components in the medium- and high-cycle regimes, corresponding to applied loading that results in nominal stresses that do not exceed yield.

This Technical Report gives guidance on best practice for fatigue testing under constant- or variable-amplitude loading of welded components in the medium- and high-cycle regimes, corresponding to applied loading that results in nominal stresses that do not exceed yield. Low-cycle fatigue testing under strain control is not specifically covered, although the same test specimens can be suitable for either low- or high-cycle fatigue testing. The different steps involved in the manufacture and preparation of the welded specimens and the final presentation and evaluation of the test results are also covered.

This Technical Report does not cover corrosion or high-temperature fatigue testing.