Definitions for "Fatigue Strength"
Related Terms:
Endurance limit, Fatigue limit, Fatigue, Fatigue life, Flex life, Ultimate strength, Stress relaxation, Tensile stress, Yield strength, Ultimate tensile strength, Compressive stress, Tensile, Tensile strength, Elastic limit, Mechanical properties, Set, Modulus of rupture, Flexural strength, Stress-strain curve, Shear strength, Tensile test, Modulus of elasticity, Elastic modulus, Toughness, Permanent set, Residual stress, Proportional limit, Ultimate elongation, Modulus, Yield point, Young's modulus, Stiffness, Breaking load, Strength, Compression set, Fatigue resistance, Fracture toughness, Compressive strength, Resilience, Yield, Viscoelasticity, Strain, Factor of safety, Elasticity, Stress crack, Ductility, Stress corrosion cracking, Elastic deformation, Ultimate, Flexural modulus
The stress to which a material can be subjected for a specified number of fatigue cycles.
The ability of a material to withstand cyclic stress.
The maximum stress that a material can sustain for a specified (or standardized) number of stress cycles before it fails.
The strength under the maximum cyclic stress before failure of a sample; The residual strength after fatigue.
The stress at which failure occurs for a given number of cycles.
Physical Properties and Testing Force that a joint will withstand when the force is applied repeatedly for an infinite number of times.
Magnitude of fluctuating stress required to cause failure in a fatigue test specimen after a specified number of cycles of loading. Usually determined directly from the S-N diagram.
Maximum cyclical stress withstood for a given number of cycles before a material fails.
The maximum stress that a metal can sustain for a specified number of cycles without failure.
The maximum stress that can be sustained for a specified number of cycles without failure, the stress being completely reversed within each cycle unless otherwise staled.
A fracture resistance ability of a fastener during subjection to stress variations.
The measurement of maximum stress a metal product can sustain for a specific number of cycles before fracturing into two pieces.
A fastener's fracture resistance ability during subjection to variations of stress.
The fracture resistance of bolts during subjection to stress variations.
The ability of a fastener to resist fracture when subjected to cyclic variations in stress.
the unit stress that ruptures a bar after an enormous (around 40 million) number of repetitions of a load covering a range of values.
Stress at which failure occurs after a specific number of deflections.
The maximum cyclical stress a material can withstand for a given number of cycles before failure occurs. The residual strength after being subjected to fatigue.
Maximum stress that a material will endure without failure for a specified number of load cycles.