Which outcome occurs when excessive vibration induces fatigue failure in a composite beam embedded in wing structure?

💡 Explanation

When vibrations induces fatigue in layered beams, delamination occurs through interfacial crack growth creating layer separation because cyclic stress weakens the adhesive bonds. Therefore reduction in structural stiffness happens near failure region, rather than flutter, ablation, or global buckling that need unrelated causes

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