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Treatise on Materials Science and Technology , p . 267 . Academic Press , New
York , 1975 . [ 24 ] J . M . Schultz , in “ Properties of Solid Polymeric Materials ” ( J
. M . Schultz , ed . ) , Part B , Treatise on Materials Science and Technology , p .
Treatise on Materials Science and Technology , p . 267 . Academic Press , New
York , 1975 . [ 24 ] J . M . Schultz , in “ Properties of Solid Polymeric Materials ” ( J
. M . Schultz , ed . ) , Part B , Treatise on Materials Science and Technology , p .
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8 EFFECTS OF MOLECULAR PROPERTIES AND MORPHOLOGY ON FCP
Attention is now given to an examination of those material variables that
influence polymer fatigue crack propagation behavior . Such variables include
molecular ...
8 EFFECTS OF MOLECULAR PROPERTIES AND MORPHOLOGY ON FCP
Attention is now given to an examination of those material variables that
influence polymer fatigue crack propagation behavior . Such variables include
molecular ...
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[ 53 ] ) , fracture properties depend in a very complex manner on the interaction
between the filler and the matrix , and many possible toughening mechanisms
exist . The proprietary nature of the formulations , and the need to bond to a
complex ...
[ 53 ] ) , fracture properties depend in a very complex manner on the interaction
between the filler and the matrix , and many possible toughening mechanisms
exist . The proprietary nature of the formulations , and the need to bond to a
complex ...
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Contents
Fatigue Crack Propagation | 74 |
Fatigue Fracture Micromechanisms in Engineering Plastics | 146 |
Composite Systems | 184 |
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