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2. Design modes and associated loads
As with all structural or machine components, two types of dimensioning (or verification) calculations are developed, if necessary:
calculations under static loading to verify the joint's resistance to fracture, or to check the limiting deformation conditions;
calculations under time-varying loads (fatigue calculations), which involve assessing and guaranteeing an estimated service life under normal operating conditions.
2.1 Static calculations
As we'll see later, dimensioning a splice under static loads is very straightforward, and generally poses no problems.
The only difficulty is to correctly identify and evaluate the expenses to be used...
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