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Page 483
... ceramics differs from design with metals , particularly on two impor- tant accounts . As a result of their brittleness , design with ceramics at ordinary temperatures is predicated only on preventing their fracture . That is , the ...
... ceramics differs from design with metals , particularly on two impor- tant accounts . As a result of their brittleness , design with ceramics at ordinary temperatures is predicated only on preventing their fracture . That is , the ...
Page 487
... ceramics are used in especially demanding situations , such as when the loss of human life might result from component failure . To use ceramics under such conditions requires significant increases in their fracture toughnesses and / or ...
... ceramics are used in especially demanding situations , such as when the loss of human life might result from component failure . To use ceramics under such conditions requires significant increases in their fracture toughnesses and / or ...
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... ceramics in this temperature range . That is , the slow crack - growth process is not observed during ceramic " fatigue , " and for this reason these materials are not considered susceptible to this failure mechanism.2 Polymeric ...
... ceramics in this temperature range . That is , the slow crack - growth process is not observed during ceramic " fatigue , " and for this reason these materials are not considered susceptible to this failure mechanism.2 Polymeric ...
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Elastic Behavior | 46 |
Plastic Deformation in Single and Polycrystalline | 137 |
Strengthening of Crystalline Materials | 162 |
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