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... phase field ( called a solution treatment ) and then rapidly quenched , the resulting microstructure contains only supersaturated solid solution a even though the phase diagram predicts a two - phase mixture ; the absence of the ẞ phase ...
... phase field ( called a solution treatment ) and then rapidly quenched , the resulting microstructure contains only supersaturated solid solution a even though the phase diagram predicts a two - phase mixture ; the absence of the ẞ phase ...
Page 239
... phase angle d . It is instructive to resolve the stress vector into components both in phase and 90 ° out of phase with eo . These are given by σ ' σ " = σocos ( in - phase component ) = σosind ( out - of - phase component ) ( 6-21 ) ...
... phase angle d . It is instructive to resolve the stress vector into components both in phase and 90 ° out of phase with eo . These are given by σ ' σ " = σocos ( in - phase component ) = σosind ( out - of - phase component ) ( 6-21 ) ...
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... phase from the standpoint of optimizing the toughness of the blend . Further- more , the interface between the matrix and rubbery phase is weak and serves as a site for crack nucleation at relatively low stress levels . A far superior ...
... phase from the standpoint of optimizing the toughness of the blend . Further- more , the interface between the matrix and rubbery phase is weak and serves as a site for crack nucleation at relatively low stress levels . A far superior ...
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