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    When Two Metal Components Clamped by Fasteners Are Allowed to Move
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When Two Metal Components Clamped by Fasteners Are Allowed to Move

Question 21

Question 21

Multiple Choice

When two metal components clamped by fasteners are allowed to move against each other, the result is:


A) impact damage
B) stress damage
C) fretting damage
D) fatigue damage

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