The turbine wheel plays a crucial role in operating turbines, and with recent advancements in technology, the performance requirements for turbine wheels have significantly increased. Consequently, it is essential to predict failure speeds, as turbine wheels must maintain high stability and reliability under harsh operating conditions. In this study, only the centrifugal loads generated by rotati were considered, excluding conditions such as temperature and pressure. A round-shaped fuse section was applied to the turbine wheel, and the stresses induced by variations in shape were analyzed to predict failure speeds. The results obtained using the Hallinan criteria were compared with the results from finite element analysis (FEA) to validate the predicted failure speeds, showing good agreement between the two methods.