Weld Fatigue is a structural degradation phenomenon characterized by the progressive growth of cracks in a welded joint under cyclic loading, distinguished from other failure modes by its initiation and propagation at stress concentrations unique to the weld's geometry, microstructure, and residual stress distribution.
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