Condition
Fatigue
Progressive, localized that develops in a material subjected to cyclic loading, eventually leading to initiation and growth even at stress levels well below the material's static strength. It is one of the most common mechanical causes of in-service failure.
See also
Cases where this term appears
- ML00181 — Wear of a Carburized Hypoid Gear
- ML00179 — Hydrides in Titanium Weld
- ML00178 — Cold cracks in Cr-Mo Welded Forging
- ML00176 — Hydride Formation in a Titanium Blade
- ML00171 — Corrosion Fatigue of U Bolt Pipe Clamp
- ML00169 — Drill Pipe Fracture in the Pipe Body
- ML00167 — Fatigue of a Flared Tubing Connection
- ML00163 — Corrosion Fatigue of a Boiler Waterwall Tube
- ML00162 — Valve Body Crack Growth from Weld Defects
- ML00155 — Failure of a Prestressed Concrete Steel Strand
- ML00150 — Vibration Induced Fatigue in a SS Oil Piping
- ML00149 — Vibration Induced Fatigue in a Gas Piping