fatigue crack

collocation in English

meaningsoffatigueandcrack

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fatigue
noun
uk
/fəˈtiːɡ/us
/fəˈtiːɡ/
formal
extreme ...
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crack
noun
uk
/kræk/us
/kræk/
a very narrow space between parts ...
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(Definition offatigueandcrackfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoffatigue crack

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Afatiguecrackhad initiated in weld metal on the inner surface of the socket.
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In a three-point bend test, afatiguecrackis created at the tip of the notch by cyclic loading.
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Investigation indicated that the metalfatiguecrackmust have spread rapidly in less than 4 hours.
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As such, it is the most popular "fatiguecrackgrowth model" used in materials science and fracture mechanics.
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Thefatiguecrackhad grown over time from a hydrophone port in the bracing tube.
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His work is also used for modeling offatiguecrackgrowth under aircraft spectrum loading.
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After propagating through the weld metal during a large number of flights, thefatiguecrackentered the socket's parent metal.
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The investigation revealed afatiguecrack7/8 inch long and 3/32 inch deep at the point of detachment.
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An algorithm, specifically written for this system, automatically indicates the level offatiguecrackactivity at the inspection location.
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The extra load on the remaining pin started afatiguecrackat a sharp corner on the pin.
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However, in corrosionfatiguecracknucleation is facilitated by corrosion; typically, about 10 percent of life is sufficient for this stage.
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The purpose of using a notched sample is to create afatiguecrackby cycling the sample to maximum and minimum loads.
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After a normal approach and touchdown, the nose landing gear fractured due to the presence of afatiguecrackin the upper internal bore of the landing gear main fitting.
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This could lead to an elevated risk offatiguecrackinitiation and growth, oil leakage and potential catastrophic engine failure from a resulting oil fire, according to the agency.
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The probable cause of the crash was determined to be the center wing section failing due to afatiguecrackin the lower central wing panel.
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The accident was caused by afatiguecrackin a spline of a power transmission shaft connector, which ultimately caused the power transmission shaft to fail.
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