Fatigue Testing - ASM International
above the static yield strength.) Fatigue cracks initiate and propagate in re gions where the strain is most severe. Because most engineering materials contain defects and thus regions of stress concentration that intensify strain, most fatigue cracks initiate and grow from structural defects. Under the action of cy
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