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In this paper, the ultrasonic fatigue machine which works at frequency of 20kHz is utilized to conduct the ultrasonic fatigue tests on a high strength welding structural steel with symmetric cycle stress R=－1 at room temperature. Two typical specimen geometries are tested: smooth specimen and notch specimen. The fatigue tests of smooth specimen are also carried out on the electromagnetic resonance equipment at conventional frequency. A comparison is made between the fatigue test results at the ultrasonic and conventional frequency.
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