Fatigue Fracture is a type of material fracture characterized by the progressive propagation of cracks under cyclic or repeated loading, distinguished from other fracture mechanisms by its initiation and growth due to accumulated damage below the material's ultimate tensile strength.
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Fatigue crack closure under cyclic tension
W. Elber · Engineering Fracture Mechanics · 1970 · 2.1K citations
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The physics of fatigue crack initiation
Michael D. Sangid · International Journal of Fatigue · 2012 · 734 citations
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