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... length . However , the stranding operation allows tensile stress to be transferred from one strand to another as a ... length fibers , Fig . 6.19 is applied to composites containing continuous fibers of length 1 , the same as the sample ...
... length . However , the stranding operation allows tensile stress to be transferred from one strand to another as a ... length fibers , Fig . 6.19 is applied to composites containing continuous fibers of length 1 , the same as the sample ...
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... length ; yet it is a very good one provided the fiber length is long in comparison to the fiber critical length . The latter is the length over which shear stresses , developed by matrix - fiber relative displacement at a fiber end ...
... length ; yet it is a very good one provided the fiber length is long in comparison to the fiber critical length . The latter is the length over which shear stresses , developed by matrix - fiber relative displacement at a fiber end ...
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... length 1/2 . Recall that for a fiber to fail between σ and σ + do all of the links of length 1/2 must not have failed at the stress σ , and one of the links must fail between σ and o + do . Use concepts of probability to relate f ( o ) ...
... length 1/2 . Recall that for a fiber to fail between σ and σ + do all of the links of length 1/2 must not have failed at the stress σ , and one of the links must fail between σ and o + do . Use concepts of probability to relate f ( o ) ...
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Elastic Behavior | 46 |
Plastic Deformation in Single and Polycrystalline | 137 |
Strengthening of Crystalline Materials | 162 |
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