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Fatigue Loading •R= -1 and R= 0 are two common reference test conditions used for obtaining fatigue properties. •R= -1 is called the fully reversed condition since Smin= -Smax •R = 0, where Smin = 0, is called pulsating tension. •One cycle is the smallest segment of the stress versus time history which is repeated periodically.
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