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 274
... crack - tip stress level . Many textbooks and standard handbooks describe stress concentrations in components with a wide range of crack configurations ; a few are listed in the bibliography.13.14 Although the exact formulations vary ...
... crack - tip stress level . Many textbooks and standard handbooks describe stress concentrations in components with a wide range of crack configurations ; a few are listed in the bibliography.13.14 Although the exact formulations vary ...
Page 359
... crack tip will vary with specimen configuration . Consequently , a single critical crack- opening displacement value for any given material cannot be defined , since it will be affected by the geometry of the specimen used in the test ...
... crack tip will vary with specimen configuration . Consequently , a single critical crack- opening displacement value for any given material cannot be defined , since it will be affected by the geometry of the specimen used in the test ...
Page 672
... crack - tip heating ( which involves crack - tip blunting ) . Materials like PC and PSF , which do not reveal FCP rate frequency sensitivity over a large AK range at room temperature , exhibited no significant localized crack - tip ...
... crack - tip heating ( which involves crack - tip blunting ) . Materials like PC and PSF , which do not reveal FCP rate frequency sensitivity over a large AK range at room temperature , exhibited no significant localized crack - tip ...
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