Fatigue damage in polycrystals - Part 1: The numbers two and three

RODOPOULOS, C. A. and CHLIVEROS, G. (2008). Fatigue damage in polycrystals - Part 1: The numbers two and three. Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics, 49 (1), 61-76. [Article]

Abstract
The fundamental difference between the cyclic yield stress and the fatigue limit is scale. The basic rate of slip mismatch towards a saturated condition, representing polycrystalline behaviour, is a material property embedded into the grain size distribution. Deviations from its basic rate will depend on the shape of the crack and the selected crack path. This work concludes that during the first loading cycle, and for stresses equal and above the fatigue limit, the surface will always been deformed plastically. (c) 2007 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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