Deformation and Fracture Mechanics of Engineering MaterialsUpdated to reflect recent developments in our understanding of deformation and fracture processes in structural materials. This completely revised reference includes new sections on isostress analysis, modulus of rupture, creep fracture micromechanicsms, and many more. |
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Page ix
... section on the isostress analysis , which characterizes the strength and stiffness of composites , has been added to complement the isostrain analysis that was introduced in the third edition . To establish the groundwork for expanded ...
... section on the isostress analysis , which characterizes the strength and stiffness of composites , has been added to complement the isostrain analysis that was introduced in the third edition . To establish the groundwork for expanded ...
Page xv
... sections . Section One is devoted to a study of the deformation of solids . Here , emphasis is placed on the role of microstructure , crys- tallography , and dislocations in explaining material behavior . Section Two , the larger section ...
... sections . Section One is devoted to a study of the deformation of solids . Here , emphasis is placed on the role of microstructure , crys- tallography , and dislocations in explaining material behavior . Section Two , the larger section ...
Page 540
... Section 13.4.3 ) . On the other hand , linear elastic fracture mechanics would be expected to characterize fatigue crack development when >> T. Total fatigue life can then be estimated by treating separately the initiation and ...
... Section 13.4.3 ) . On the other hand , linear elastic fracture mechanics would be expected to characterize fatigue crack development when >> T. Total fatigue life can then be estimated by treating separately the initiation and ...
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