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- This kind of phenomenon is called fatigue failure. It is estimated that 80- 90% of engineering material failures are caused by the fatigue phenomenon (Campbell, 2012). Fatigue is permanent damage that occurs to objects due to the influence of conditions that produce stress-strain fluctuations (Bishara et al., 2018).
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Jan 1, 2021 · Fatigue failure is a phenomenon that often occurs in mechanical structures, especially in components that receive direct cyclic loading, e.g., marine facilities, automobiles, critical infrastructure, reservoirs, turbines, nuclear reactors, and features that work in extreme conditions.
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