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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... decrease slowly with further deformation . According to Kuhlmann - Wilsdorf , 10 this condition signals the onset of Stage III and a lower strain- hardening rate , since I would not decrease further . Recently Bassin and Klassen12 ...
... decrease slowly with further deformation . According to Kuhlmann - Wilsdorf , 10 this condition signals the onset of Stage III and a lower strain- hardening rate , since I would not decrease further . Recently Bassin and Klassen12 ...
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... decrease of directly ( Eq . 10-5 ) and indirectly ( since the number of mobile dislocations and Ym decrease . ) . In this regard , the more brittle nature of nitrogen - bearing steel is attributed to its stronger dislocation locking ...
... decrease of directly ( Eq . 10-5 ) and indirectly ( since the number of mobile dislocations and Ym decrease . ) . In this regard , the more brittle nature of nitrogen - bearing steel is attributed to its stronger dislocation locking ...
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... decrease in Stage II crack growth rate with increasing aging time , while Stage I cracking is shifted to a much lesser extent.77.78 Note the dramatic six order of magnitude difference in Stage II crack growth rates between these two ...
... decrease in Stage II crack growth rate with increasing aging time , while Stage I cracking is shifted to a much lesser extent.77.78 Note the dramatic six order of magnitude difference in Stage II crack growth rates between these two ...
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