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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... component volume FIGURE 7.7 Influence of component volume on allowable stress in a component to maintain a given probability of survival . with the higher Weibull modulus , the stress to generate the same probability of survival will ...
... component volume FIGURE 7.7 Influence of component volume on allowable stress in a component to maintain a given probability of survival . with the higher Weibull modulus , the stress to generate the same probability of survival will ...
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... component is to be fabricated from the least expensive steel available ( presumed to be the alloy with the least alloying additions ) . The final decision is to be made between 4330V ( 425 ° C temper ) and 9-4-20 ( 550 ° C temper ) ...
... component is to be fabricated from the least expensive steel available ( presumed to be the alloy with the least alloying additions ) . The final decision is to be made between 4330V ( 425 ° C temper ) and 9-4-20 ( 550 ° C temper ) ...
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... component . As expected , a much shorter life was computed for the component with the larger initial flaw size . A dramatically different conclusion is reached if life calculations are based on equal starting AK conditions ( an ...
... component . As expected , a much shorter life was computed for the component with the larger initial flaw size . A dramatically different conclusion is reached if life calculations are based on equal starting AK conditions ( an ...
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