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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Page 157
... crystalline solids was related to the role played by the Peierls - Nabarro stress in resisting dislocation movement through a given lattice . In addition , the potential importance of temperature in controlling crystalline defor- mation ...
... crystalline solids was related to the role played by the Peierls - Nabarro stress in resisting dislocation movement through a given lattice . In addition , the potential importance of temperature in controlling crystalline defor- mation ...
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... crystalline structure of polymers can be described by two factors : chain con- formation and chain packing . The ... crystalline polymer is effected by repeated chain folding , such that highly ordered crystalline lamellae are formed ...
... crystalline structure of polymers can be described by two factors : chain con- formation and chain packing . The ... crystalline polymer is effected by repeated chain folding , such that highly ordered crystalline lamellae are formed ...
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... CRYSTALLINE AND AMORPHOUS POLYMERS 29-31 We now consider the mechanisms by which crystalline and amorphous polymers deform . Unoriented crystalline materials are found to deform by a complex process involving initial breakdown and ...
... CRYSTALLINE AND AMORPHOUS POLYMERS 29-31 We now consider the mechanisms by which crystalline and amorphous polymers deform . Unoriented crystalline materials are found to deform by a complex process involving initial breakdown and ...
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