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of fatigue prediction based on absolute damage calculations. Moreover, we plan to validate the results of the simulation by performing strain measurements on the real part. Finally, we need to further investigate and understand the tolerances (both from design and production) affecting the configuration of the various elements of the cooling module after the assembly in the vehicle.

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