Fatigue of welded joints refers to the process by which welded connections in structures or components deteriorate and eventually fail due to cyclic loading or repeated stress over time. This phenomenon is particularly important in welded structures, such as bridges, buildings, and machinery, where welds are critical points that can experience fluctuating stress levels. ### Key Aspects of Fatigue in Welded Joints: 1. **Cyclic Loading**: Fatigue arises from the application of loads that vary over time.
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