Eric E. Ungar
Chief Engineering Scientist Emeritus
A Note on Sonic Fatigue Life Estimation
Sound & Vibration
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Eric Ungar’s approach to estimating the fatigue life of structural elements, originally published in Sound & Vibration magazine, November 2017.
About The Author
“I consider each project a learning opportunity and take pride in bringing my technical insight and analytical capability to bear on client problems. I have enjoyed the considerable amount of teaching and writing I’ve been able to do in this profession.”
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