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Thomas H. Courtney. relationship to , Stage II crack growth . Thus , the slow - crack - growth problem is discussed in more detail in the following section . 12.4 FATIGUE - CRACK GROWTH RATES Measurements of Stage II crack - growth rates ...
Thomas H. Courtney. relationship to , Stage II crack growth . Thus , the slow - crack - growth problem is discussed in more detail in the following section . 12.4 FATIGUE - CRACK GROWTH RATES Measurements of Stage II crack - growth rates ...
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... Crack growth rates of glass undergoing static fatigue correlate with stress intensity in much the same way that growth rates correlate with this factor in several types of metal embrittlement . Experimental results for soda - lime ...
... Crack growth rates of glass undergoing static fatigue correlate with stress intensity in much the same way that growth rates correlate with this factor in several types of metal embrittlement . Experimental results for soda - lime ...
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... growing crack tip , at least for all reasonable values of slow crack - growth velocity . Thus , static fatigue ( delayed failure ) and slow crack growth at a stress intensity less than Ke are not characteristic of IAE . This is not so ...
... growing crack tip , at least for all reasonable values of slow crack - growth velocity . Thus , static fatigue ( delayed failure ) and slow crack growth at a stress intensity less than Ke are not characteristic of IAE . This is not so ...
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Elastic Behavior | 46 |
Plastic Deformation in Single and Polycrystalline | 137 |
Strengthening of Crystalline Materials | 162 |
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