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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... microstructure to recrystallize spontaneously , the material is said to have been hot worked . If the microstructure were stable at that temperature , the metal experienced cold working . The temperature at which metals undergo hot ...
... microstructure to recrystallize spontaneously , the material is said to have been hot worked . If the microstructure were stable at that temperature , the metal experienced cold working . The temperature at which metals undergo hot ...
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... microstructure and the associated set of mechanical properties . One major advantge of superplastic forging is its ability to produce a part closer to its final dimensions , thereby reducing final machining costs . Superalloys can also ...
... microstructure and the associated set of mechanical properties . One major advantge of superplastic forging is its ability to produce a part closer to its final dimensions , thereby reducing final machining costs . Superalloys can also ...
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... microstructure and , more importantly , to decrease in alkali - metal and hydrogen content . As expected ( recall Section 7.7.3 ) , Fig . 10.30b also shows that toughness increases with a shift in observed fracture micromechanisms from ...
... microstructure and , more importantly , to decrease in alkali - metal and hydrogen content . As expected ( recall Section 7.7.3 ) , Fig . 10.30b also shows that toughness increases with a shift in observed fracture micromechanisms from ...
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