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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Page 284
... resistance to thermal stress- induced failure is enhanced by a high fracture strength and coefficient of thermal conductivity , and low values of the modulus of elasticity , coefficient of thermal expansion , and heat transfer rate . It ...
... resistance to thermal stress- induced failure is enhanced by a high fracture strength and coefficient of thermal conductivity , and low values of the modulus of elasticity , coefficient of thermal expansion , and heat transfer rate . It ...
Page 548
... resistance afforded by case hardening is considerable enough to transfer the fatigue initiation site from the component surface to the case- core boundary region , where ( 1 ) the residual stress shifts abruptly to a tensile value , and ...
... resistance afforded by case hardening is considerable enough to transfer the fatigue initiation site from the component surface to the case- core boundary region , where ( 1 ) the residual stress shifts abruptly to a tensile value , and ...
Page 664
... resistance of metals and plastics when compared as a function of AK and AK / E . It is clear that plastics will exhibit superior or inferior FCP resistance as compared with metal alloys , depending on whether cycling is conducted under ...
... resistance of metals and plastics when compared as a function of AK and AK / E . It is clear that plastics will exhibit superior or inferior FCP resistance as compared with metal alloys , depending on whether cycling is conducted under ...
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