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... brittle fracture . Since bond rupture occurs by tensile separation , the fracture mechanism is called cleavage ( if fracture occurs within grains ) or brittle ... FRACTURE AT LOW TEMPERATURE 387 9-3 Types of Low Temperature Tensile Fracture.
... brittle fracture . Since bond rupture occurs by tensile separation , the fracture mechanism is called cleavage ( if fracture occurs within grains ) or brittle ... FRACTURE AT LOW TEMPERATURE 387 9-3 Types of Low Temperature Tensile Fracture.
Page 432
... fracture may be either ductile or brittle in nature . The criterion used to differentiate between these two modes of fracture is that a measurable sample reduction in area and evidence of necking are found in a tensile test on a ...
... fracture may be either ductile or brittle in nature . The criterion used to differentiate between these two modes of fracture is that a measurable sample reduction in area and evidence of necking are found in a tensile test on a ...
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... brittle fracture , particularly at low temperatures . The hcp metals are strong at low temperatures even when they fail in a brittle way . In this respect , they are somewhat similar to the stronger nonmetals . At higher temperatures ...
... brittle fracture , particularly at low temperatures . The hcp metals are strong at low temperatures even when they fail in a brittle way . In this respect , they are somewhat similar to the stronger nonmetals . At higher temperatures ...
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Elastic Behavior | 46 |
Plastic Deformation in Single and Polycrystalline | 137 |
Strengthening of Crystalline Materials | 162 |
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