Shear Fatigue is a mechanical degradation phenomenon characterized by the progressive failure of a material under repeated or fluctuating shear stresses below its static shear strength limit.
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Fatigue Strength of Shear Connectors
R. G. Slutter, John W. Fisher · Highway Research Record · 1966 · 88 citations
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