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Fatigue of Concrete

Definition: the weakening of a material by repeated loads.- ACI Concrete Terminology


Concrete fatigue refers to the phenomenon of rupture under repeated loadings, each of which is smaller than a single static load that exceeds the strength of the material. Fatigue is exhibited when a material fails under stress applied by direct tension or compression, torsion, bending, or a combination of these actions.

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