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Fatigue · Fatigue failure results from the periodic application of a stress that may be less than the material's yield stress. |
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· Some fatigue
test configurations
are illustrated. (a) Single point loading: the bending
moment increases towards
the "fixed" end; (b) Pure bending with a constant bending moment
over the test section; (c) Uniaxial loading with periodic tension/tension
or tension /compression cycles. |
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From:
Hertzberg, Deformation and Fracture Mechanics of Engineering Materials, Wiley
(1989) |
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