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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... controlled the creep process . At intermediate to high stress levels and test temperatures above 0.57m , creep deformation is believed to be controlled by diffusion - controlled movement of dislo- cations . Several of these theories ...
... controlled the creep process . At intermediate to high stress levels and test temperatures above 0.57m , creep deformation is believed to be controlled by diffusion - controlled movement of dislo- cations . Several of these theories ...
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... controlled fatigue ; strain - controlled fatigue is con- sidered in Section 12.3 . One of the earliest investigations of stress - controlled cyclic loading effects on fatigue life was conducted by Wöhler , who studied railroad wheel ...
... controlled fatigue ; strain - controlled fatigue is con- sidered in Section 12.3 . One of the earliest investigations of stress - controlled cyclic loading effects on fatigue life was conducted by Wöhler , who studied railroad wheel ...
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... controlled ) , the plasticity near the notch root experiences a strain - controlled condition dictated by the much larger surrounding mass of essentially elastic material . Scientists and engi- neers from the Society of Automotive ...
... controlled ) , the plasticity near the notch root experiences a strain - controlled condition dictated by the much larger surrounding mass of essentially elastic material . Scientists and engi- neers from the Society of Automotive ...
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