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    Fatigue is damage accumulated through repeated stress cycles over time. The type and level of stress, mean stress values, surface finish, material properties, temperature, and corrosion can all affect fatigue life. Fatigue testing methods include beam, tension-compression, and other tests with loading patterns like reverse, alternate zero-maximum, and alternate above a base value stresses. Mean stresses reduce the effective stress range.

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    Fatigue is damage accumulated through repeated stress cycles over time. The type and level of stress, mean stress values, surface finish, material properties, temperature, and corrosion can all affect fatigue life. Fatigue testing methods include beam, tension-compression, and other tests with loading patterns like reverse, alternate zero-maximum, and alternate above a base value stresses. Mean stresses reduce the effective stress range.

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    Fatigue of Materials

    Fatigue
    Definition: Damage accumulated through the
    application of repeated stress cycles

    Variable amplitude loadings cause different


    levels of fatigue

    Fatigue is cumulative through the life of an


    engineering element
    Factors Affecting Fatigue Life
    Loading Conditions
     Type of stress
     Stress amplitude, mean value
    Condition of Specimen/Structural Member
     Stress concentrations
     Surface finish
    Material
     Thermal history (e.g. grain size in metals)
    Environmental conditions
     Temperature
     Corrosion effects
    Loading Characteristics
    Effect of Mean Stresses

    ult
    a
    a m>0
    m=0

    No mean stress Mean Stresses


    reduce the stress
    range
    Fatigue tests
    1. Beam Fatigue 2. Tension- Compression

    V
    3. Others

    M Loading Patterns:
    1. Reverse stresses, + to -
    M 2. Alternate zero to some maximum
    2c
    3. Alternate above some base value
    max = Mc/I

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