Definitive, clearly written, and well-illustrated volume addresses all aspects of the subject, from the historical development of understanding metal fatigue to vital concepts of the cyclic stress that causes a crack to grow. Examines effect of stress concentrations on notches, theories of fatigue crack propagation, and many other topics. Seven appendixes.

Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Historical Background 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Experimental Work 2.3 The Modem Era Chapter 3: Constant Amplitude Fatigue 3.1 Notation 3.2 S/N (Whler) Curves 3.3 Scatter in Fatigue Data 3.4 Mechanisms of Metal Fatigue Chapter 4: Variable Amplitude and Multiaxial Fatigue 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Mathematical Description of Fatigue Loadings 4.3 Miner뭩 Rule 4.4 Standard Load Histories 4.5 Multiaxial Fatigue in Metals Chapter 5: Fatigue Design 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Failure Analysis 5.3 Situations, Philosophies and Approaches 5.4 Product Liability 5.5 Safety Regulations Chapter 6: The Uncracked Situation 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Effect of Surface Finish 6.3 Effect of Mean Stress 6.4 Effect of Multiaxial Fatigue Loading 6.5 Effect of Notches 6.6 Bicycle Crankshaft Analysis 6.7 Scatter under Variable Amplitude Fatigue Loading 6.8 Improvement of Fatigue Life Chapter 7: The Cracked Situation 7.1 Introduction 7.2 Initial Crack Size 7.3 Final Crack Size 7.4 Constant Amplitude Fatigue Crack Propagation 7.5 Variable Amplitude Fatigue Crack Propagation 7.6 Fractography Chapter 8: Fatigue Crack Paths 8.1 Introduction 8.2 Crack Paths in Two Dimensions 8.3 Planar Crack Paths 8.4 Crack Paths in Three Dimensions Chapter 9: Why Metal Fatigue Matters 9.1 Introduction 9.2 Avoidance of Fatigue Failure 9.3 Research and Development 9.4 The Role of Non Destructive Testing 9.5. Current Trends Appendix A: Fracture Mechanics Appendix B: Random Load Theory and RMS Appendix C: Non Destructive Testing References Index.

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