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Instead, he took in someone who was an expert in metal fatigue.
The rails are simply not standing up to the huge increase in traffic, and are suffering from metal fatigue.
These stations are human artefacts and can be subject to human error, faults in design, metal fatigue, and so on.
How are we to test them for metal fatigue, and so on?
There have been teething troubles since, caused mainly by corrosion and metal fatigue.
Four of the published papers and the six being prepared relate to metal fatigue in bridges.
For example, we do not know how they will be affected by metal fatigue.
It is, therefore, too early to say whether this metal fatigue was a contributory factor in the accident.
No matter how good the material and careful the design, one cannot guard against human error and metal fatigue.
In some quarters the view has been expressed that there is a danger of metal fatigue in them.
If it is not an engineering problem, might it not be—heaven help us—a metallurgical, metal fatigue problem?
We could argue about this matter in terms of metal fatigue.
The same applies to the study of metal fatigue, alloys, corrosion, propeller design, wireless telegraphy and telephony, and meteorology.
But even more worrying is the fact that there is in some cases a problem of metal fatigue in the trains themselves, some of which are 30 years old.
The type of fuel can be one of these considerations, but there are others, such as climatic conditions, possible mechanical failures, certain stresses that may develop, associated with metal fatigue.
