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fatigue fracture |
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In 2003, that decision was reversed by a state appellate court that said the rule does not apply to this case because Bell had failed to disclose to the Federal Aviation Administration five prior military helicopter crashes that had the same design yoke and fatigue fracture. The implant screws normally fail through fatigue fractures after a great number of loading cycles. The results of this testing revealed that all eight cavity inserts (which met all the chemical, metallographic and impact toughness requirements for premium quality H-13 steel) failed prematurely by a corrosion fatigue fracture mechanism (see sidebar on p. |
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