Fretting Fatigue
Fretting Fatigue is a mechanical degradation phenomenon in structural joints characterized by cyclic stress-induced material failure at contacting surfaces subjected to small oscillatory relative motion, distinguished from other fatigue mechanisms by the synergistic effect of localized wear and crack initiation under repetitive partial slip conditions.
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D.A. Hills · Wear · 1994 · 593 citations
Natural Sciences, Materials Engineering, Materials Science +8
Mechanics of fretting fatigue crack formation
Matthew P. Szolwinski, T. N. Farris · Wear · 1996 · 449 citations
Different aspects of the role of wear debris in fretting wear
Michael Varenberg, G. Halperin, I. Etsion · Wear · 2002 · 353 citations
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