A magnesium casting alloy, containing various degrees of transverse and longitudinal microshrinkage, was evaluated in fatigue for the correla-tion of the fatigue strength with the degree of dispersed discontinuity. It was established that the fatigue strength of Dow H magnesium casting alloy decreased as the quantity of radiographic defect indications increased, and that longitudinal microsbrinkage was less detrimental to fatigue strength than transverse microshrinkage.
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