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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... atoms has perturbed the lattice and caused atoms to be pushed aside laterally , particularly in the upper half of the crystal . For example , atoms along planes B and C are displaced to the left , while atoms in planes B ' and C ' are ...
... atoms has perturbed the lattice and caused atoms to be pushed aside laterally , particularly in the upper half of the crystal . For example , atoms along planes B and C are displaced to the left , while atoms in planes B ' and C ' are ...
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... atoms to a nickel crystal . Under certain compositional and thermal history conditions , an intermetallic compound Ni3Al may form , with the aluminum atoms being located at the eight corner positions of the unit cell and the nickel atoms ...
... atoms to a nickel crystal . Under certain compositional and thermal history conditions , an intermetallic compound Ni3Al may form , with the aluminum atoms being located at the eight corner positions of the unit cell and the nickel atoms ...
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... atoms in the PE chain , the lowest potential energy trough occurs when the hydrogen atom pair associated with one carbon atom is 180 ° away from its neighboring hydrogen pairs ( Fig . 6.3 ) . As might be expected , the extent of ...
... atoms in the PE chain , the lowest potential energy trough occurs when the hydrogen atom pair associated with one carbon atom is 180 ° away from its neighboring hydrogen pairs ( Fig . 6.3 ) . As might be expected , the extent of ...
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