THE INFLUENCE OF NOTCH PLASTICITY ON SHORT FATIGUE CRACK BEHAVIOUR

— A study has been made of fatigue crack formation and growth at the root of different notch profiles in a structural steel subjected to fully reversed tension‐compression loading. The scale of stage I microstructural crack growth at notches decreased with increasing notch root strain and was compar...

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