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Fracture mechanics

model in which a fatigue crack grows more slowly after an overload while it lies inside the overload's plastic zone.

In fracture mechanics, Wheeler retardation model refers to model in which a fatigue crack grows more slowly after an overload while it lies inside the overload's plastic zone. This meaning comes from Wheeler (1972) in Journal of Basic Engineering.[1]

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References

Wheeler, O. E. (1972). Spectrum Loading and Crack Growth. Journal of Basic Engineering, 94(1), 181-186. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.3425362

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