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Page 433
... yielding . That is , the Mode II fracture strength for the bcc transition metals is the yield strength . In the hcp metals and in many nonmetallics , the heterogeneous deforma- tion leading to crack initiation is related to the ...
... yielding . That is , the Mode II fracture strength for the bcc transition metals is the yield strength . In the hcp metals and in many nonmetallics , the heterogeneous deforma- tion leading to crack initiation is related to the ...
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... stress intensity - yield strength variation for 6Al - 4V alloys , 481 Fatigue of 6Al - 4V alloy , 586 Hall - Petch coefficient , 171 Hydrogen embrittlement , crack growth rate vs. hydrogen pressure for Ti - Al - Sn alloy , 652 reduction ...
... stress intensity - yield strength variation for 6Al - 4V alloys , 481 Fatigue of 6Al - 4V alloy , 586 Hall - Petch coefficient , 171 Hydrogen embrittlement , crack growth rate vs. hydrogen pressure for Ti - Al - Sn alloy , 652 reduction ...
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... Stress corrosion environments for alloys , 640 Tensile strength vs. temperature for thoria dispersed form , 211 Theoretical fracture strength , 386 Theoretical shear stress , 83 Yield behavior in biaxial tension , 18 Nimonic 80A ...
... Stress corrosion environments for alloys , 640 Tensile strength vs. temperature for thoria dispersed form , 211 Theoretical fracture strength , 386 Theoretical shear stress , 83 Yield behavior in biaxial tension , 18 Nimonic 80A ...
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Elastic Behavior | 46 |
Plastic Deformation in Single and Polycrystalline | 137 |
Strengthening of Crystalline Materials | 162 |
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