"accumulated fatigue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the physical exhaustion experienced from prolonged activity or intense effort, or from a series of activities or exertions over an extended period of time. For example: "I felt my accumulated fatigue from days of walking in the hills when I finally arrived home."
The office described her as being "in a state of accumulated fatigue and chronic sleep deprivation" at the time of her death.
History of accumulated fatigue damage and induced plastic strain are salient design criteria in many structural elements in aerospace, automotive and healthcare industries.
According to existing AST methodologies, strain measurements are used to characterise machine loads under real-world operating conditions, and calculate resulting accumulated fatigue damages.
A correlation between the temperature increase during short-term ultrasonic loading and accumulated fatigue cycles is used to suggest a methodology for in-field assessment of fatigue condition.
The fatigue crack growth was predicted by simulating the stress strain response in the material volume adjacent to the crack tip and estimating the accumulated fatigue damage.
The combined effects of accumulated fatigue damage induced by cyclic plastic deformation and possible contact of cracked surfaces were responsible for the fatigue crack initiation and growth.
We attributed the increase in errors to accumulating fatigue and the reduction in response time to learning.
The cohesive zone element is modeled to accumulate fatigue damage during loadings and no damage during unloadings.
The method is experimentally validated using an elasto-magnetic system, in which a harmonically forced cantilever beam in a non-linear magnetic field accumulates fatigue damage.
To avoid this burden, a new approach called the Incremental Fatigue Damage methodology is proposed in this work to continuously accumulate multiaxial fatigue damage under actual service loads, without requiring path-equivalent range estimators or rainflow counters.
In fact, ratchetting behaviour is closely associated with plastic deformation which tends to accumulate during fatigue and introduce damage to the material near the crack tip, eventually leading to crack growth.
