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[ 48 ] found that the fatigue life of polystyrene was not adversely affected by water
, the deterioration noted by Suzuki and Tsurue ( 56 ) in the polystyrene samples
must have been attributed to other environmental factors than the amount of ...
[ 48 ] found that the fatigue life of polystyrene was not adversely affected by water
, the deterioration noted by Suzuki and Tsurue ( 56 ) in the polystyrene samples
must have been attributed to other environmental factors than the amount of ...
Page 67
For example , the irradiation treatment used to increase Mw while maintaining M ,
at a constant level , converts the linear polystyrene polymer to a crosslinked solid
. It is not known what effect this will have on deformation and fatigue behavior ...
For example , the irradiation treatment used to increase Mw while maintaining M ,
at a constant level , converts the linear polystyrene polymer to a crosslinked solid
. It is not known what effect this will have on deformation and fatigue behavior ...
Page 122
30 Fatigue crack propagation in ( a ) polystyrene ( PS ) , cross - linked
polystyrene ( CLPS ) , acrylonitrile - butadiene - styrene ( ABS ) , and high impact
polystyrene ( HIPS ) and ( b ) PMMA with different amounts of cross - linking
agents : 0 , M ...
30 Fatigue crack propagation in ( a ) polystyrene ( PS ) , cross - linked
polystyrene ( CLPS ) , acrylonitrile - butadiene - styrene ( ABS ) , and high impact
polystyrene ( HIPS ) and ( b ) PMMA with different amounts of cross - linking
agents : 0 , M ...
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Contents
Fatigue Crack Propagation | 74 |
Fatigue Fracture Micromechanisms in Engineering Plastics | 146 |
Composite Systems | 184 |
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