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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... thickness flaw . Assuming that the crack remained semicircular to the point where breakthrough occurred ( at which time a equals the wall thickness ) , the dimension of the through - thickness flaw would be 2a or equivalent to twice the ...
... thickness flaw . Assuming that the crack remained semicircular to the point where breakthrough occurred ( at which time a equals the wall thickness ) , the dimension of the through - thickness flaw would be 2a or equivalent to twice the ...
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... thickness of the specimen used in the test program . This is due to the potential for a plane - strain - plane - stress , stress - state transition when sample thickness is varied . In evaluating this effect , McNicol found that the ...
... thickness of the specimen used in the test program . This is due to the potential for a plane - strain - plane - stress , stress - state transition when sample thickness is varied . In evaluating this effect , McNicol found that the ...
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... thickness . " ( Reprinted from Welding Journal by permission of the American Weld- ing Society . ) results may bear no direct relation to the transition temperature characteristics of the engineering component if the component's thickness ...
... thickness . " ( Reprinted from Welding Journal by permission of the American Weld- ing Society . ) results may bear no direct relation to the transition temperature characteristics of the engineering component if the component's thickness ...
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