| fatigue s. |
the maximum stress at which a material will withstand cyclic loading for a given period.
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| fatigue t. |
kenotoxin.
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| fatigue |
The tendency for a metal to break under conditions of repeated cyclic stressing considerable below the ultimate tensile strength.
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| fatigue strength |
The greatest stress which can be sustained for a given number of stress cycles without fracture.
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| fatigue |
The failure of metal due to repeated cycles of stress, below its ultimate strength. The insidious feature of fatigue failure is that there is little obvious warning. A crack forms without appreciable deformation of structure making it difficult to detect the presence of growing cracks. Fractures usually start from small nicks or scratches or fillets, which cause a localized concentration of stress.
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