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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... textures . The same texture is shown in Fig . 3.10d via a ( 110 ) pole figure . Here the rotational symmetry of the wire texture is again evident while the [ 100 ] wire texture must be inferred from the relative position of the { 110 } ...
... textures . The same texture is shown in Fig . 3.10d via a ( 110 ) pole figure . Here the rotational symmetry of the wire texture is again evident while the [ 100 ] wire texture must be inferred from the relative position of the { 110 } ...
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... textures are very complex , with several different components often existing simultaneously ( Table 3.3 ) . The ( 110 ) [ 112 ] texture is often referred to as the brass or silver texture , typical of FCC materials that possess low ...
... textures are very complex , with several different components often existing simultaneously ( Table 3.3 ) . The ( 110 ) [ 112 ] texture is often referred to as the brass or silver texture , typical of FCC materials that possess low ...
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... texture of , 102 slip plane , 91 wire texture , 101 Concrete , fracture toughness , 472 , 474 Copolymer , 224 dynamic response , 241 fracture surface , 302 , 448 interpenetrating polymer network , 224 Copper : activation energy for ...
... texture of , 102 slip plane , 91 wire texture , 101 Concrete , fracture toughness , 472 , 474 Copolymer , 224 dynamic response , 241 fracture surface , 302 , 448 interpenetrating polymer network , 224 Copper : activation energy for ...
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