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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... embrittlement " is also referred to as " tempered martensite embrittle- ment " with a single tempering treatment being sufficient to induce embrittlement . The second type of embrittlement is found in lower strength steels and is ...
... embrittlement " is also referred to as " tempered martensite embrittle- ment " with a single tempering treatment being sufficient to induce embrittlement . The second type of embrittlement is found in lower strength steels and is ...
Page 463
... embrittlement ( TME ) represents a problem of intergranular embrittlement brought about as a result of precipitation of carbides along prior austenite grain boundaries that had been embrittled by the segregation of P and S during prior ...
... embrittlement ( TME ) represents a problem of intergranular embrittlement brought about as a result of precipitation of carbides along prior austenite grain boundaries that had been embrittled by the segregation of P and S during prior ...
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... embrittled more than alloys con- taining nickel or chromium alone . It has generally been thought that embrittlement resulted from the segregation of impurity elements at prior austenite grain boundaries as a result of exposure to the ...
... embrittled more than alloys con- taining nickel or chromium alone . It has generally been thought that embrittlement resulted from the segregation of impurity elements at prior austenite grain boundaries as a result of exposure to the ...
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