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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... fiber were to contain a defect and , therefore , fracture prematurely . The matrix phase serves to isolate the fibers from one another and to protect the fiber surface from damage . Of considerable importance , the matrix trans- mits ...
... fiber were to contain a defect and , therefore , fracture prematurely . The matrix phase serves to isolate the fibers from one another and to protect the fiber surface from damage . Of considerable importance , the matrix trans- mits ...
Page 39
... fiber falls within a statistical distribution of fiber strengths . As a result , the weaker fibers fracture prematurely , and the associated load is transferred to the broken fiber segments and to the remaining unbroken fibers . With ...
... fiber falls within a statistical distribution of fiber strengths . As a result , the weaker fibers fracture prematurely , and the associated load is transferred to the broken fiber segments and to the remaining unbroken fibers . With ...
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... fiber - reinforced plastics depend in a complex manner on pro- cessing history . For example , during injection molding , the chopped fibers fracture , with the result that many glass and carbon fibers have lengths in the range of 100 ...
... fiber - reinforced plastics depend in a complex manner on pro- cessing history . For example , during injection molding , the chopped fibers fracture , with the result that many glass and carbon fibers have lengths in the range of 100 ...
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