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... fracture mechanism map of Ni states only that creep fracture would eventually occur if it were exposed to the specified stress for a sufficiently long time ( eons , in some cases ) . Moreover , if Mode I fracture is shown in a fracture ...
... fracture mechanism map of Ni states only that creep fracture would eventually occur if it were exposed to the specified stress for a sufficiently long time ( eons , in some cases ) . Moreover , if Mode I fracture is shown in a fracture ...
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... mechanism maps . The axes of such a diagram are homologous temperature and stress , normalized in terms of the Young's modulus . The several regions within a map define the stress ... Fracture Mechanics 436 MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR OF MATERIALS.
... mechanism maps . The axes of such a diagram are homologous temperature and stress , normalized in terms of the Young's modulus . The several regions within a map define the stress ... Fracture Mechanics 436 MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR OF MATERIALS.
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... mechanism map for nickel ( Fig . 11.5a ) is typical for many of the pure fcc ... fracture in Ni occurs at stress levels well below the tensile strength ( T.S. ) ... fracture by either of the creep fracture modes HIGH - TEMPERATURE FRACTURE 511.
... mechanism map for nickel ( Fig . 11.5a ) is typical for many of the pure fcc ... fracture in Ni occurs at stress levels well below the tensile strength ( T.S. ) ... fracture by either of the creep fracture modes HIGH - TEMPERATURE FRACTURE 511.
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Elastic Behavior | 46 |
Plastic Deformation in Single and Polycrystalline | 137 |
Strengthening of Crystalline Materials | 162 |
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