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It is now generally accepted that the fatigue process is one of energy conversion, and the energy responsible for the formation of an engineering crack is that of plastic flow. As a consequence, it might be thought that limiting the amount of plastic flow will have the effect of increasing the fatigue life of a structure. In general, this conclusion is correct, provided that it is limited to describing only the crack formation stage.
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Duggan, T.V., Byrne, J. (1977). Cyclic Material Behaviour. In: Fatigue as a Design Criterion. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-03222-8_3
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