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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... involving increased resistance to conjugate slip movement resulting from the dislocation debris found on the already activated primary system . That is , for slip to occur on the conjugate system , dislocations on this plane would have ...
... involving increased resistance to conjugate slip movement resulting from the dislocation debris found on the already activated primary system . That is , for slip to occur on the conjugate system , dislocations on this plane would have ...
Page 158
... involving the formulation of mathematical creep theories should involve con- stant stress testing . In the latter instance , the load on the sample is lowered progres- sively with decreasing specimen cross - sectional area . This is ...
... involving the formulation of mathematical creep theories should involve con- stant stress testing . In the latter instance , the load on the sample is lowered progres- sively with decreasing specimen cross - sectional area . This is ...
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... involving cracked components . Consequently , considerable attention has been given to both analytical and experimental methods designed to quantify Mode I stress - crack - length relations . Mode II is found less frequently and is of ...
... involving cracked components . Consequently , considerable attention has been given to both analytical and experimental methods designed to quantify Mode I stress - crack - length relations . Mode II is found less frequently and is of ...
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