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Fracture Mechanics video 4 - Fatigue Failure
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Fatigue failure typically occurs after thousands of small oscillations in a material and can cause the material to fracture after exposure to much smaller loads than the maximum tensile load.
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Fracture Mechanics video 4 - Fatigue Failure
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