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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... solid phases at a fixed temperature . If the solidification of an ingot of eutectic composition is carried out under a steep axial thermal gradient , it is possible to establish a planar solid - liquid interface separating the molten and ...
... solid phases at a fixed temperature . If the solidification of an ingot of eutectic composition is carried out under a steep axial thermal gradient , it is possible to establish a planar solid - liquid interface separating the molten and ...
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... solid solution strengthening is small ( i.e. , dτ / dc is low ) , the overall solid solution strengthening potential of Cr in nickel ( Ni ) alloys is large since large amounts of Cr can be dissolved in the Ni matrix . Cobalt ( Co ) ...
... solid solution strengthening is small ( i.e. , dτ / dc is low ) , the overall solid solution strengthening potential of Cr in nickel ( Ni ) alloys is large since large amounts of Cr can be dissolved in the Ni matrix . Cobalt ( Co ) ...
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... solid are found on the surface of the body rather than at the interior ( e.g. , due to mechanical handling - induced damage and / or environmental degradation ) , it follows that the probability of failure will depend on the overall ...
... solid are found on the surface of the body rather than at the interior ( e.g. , due to mechanical handling - induced damage and / or environmental degradation ) , it follows that the probability of failure will depend on the overall ...
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