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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... grain - boundary path . On the other hand , when A is large and the temperature relatively high , volume diffusion controls the grain - boundary sliding process.28 Consequently , grain - boundary sliding may be ac- commodated by ...
... grain - boundary path . On the other hand , when A is large and the temperature relatively high , volume diffusion controls the grain - boundary sliding process.28 Consequently , grain - boundary sliding may be ac- commodated by ...
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... grain boundary sliding and grain boundary cavitation associated with stress concentrations or structural irregularities such as grain boundary ledges , triple points , and hard particles . 89 Grain boundary sliding ( GBS ) , generally ...
... grain boundary sliding and grain boundary cavitation associated with stress concentrations or structural irregularities such as grain boundary ledges , triple points , and hard particles . 89 Grain boundary sliding ( GBS ) , generally ...
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... grain boundary sliding in UHP alloy as noted by displacement of fiduciary line ; ( b ) lack of grain bound- ary sliding when alloy contains 300 wt - ppm carbon in solid solution . ( Courtesy Jason L. Hertzberg . ) is a strong function ...
... grain boundary sliding in UHP alloy as noted by displacement of fiduciary line ; ( b ) lack of grain bound- ary sliding when alloy contains 300 wt - ppm carbon in solid solution . ( Courtesy Jason L. Hertzberg . ) is a strong function ...
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