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 110
... applied parallel to basal plane or tension applied parallel to prism plane . The situation is completely opposite for zinc . Here , because the prism plane bisects the acute angle between K , and K2 , zinc will twin when the applied ...
... applied parallel to basal plane or tension applied parallel to prism plane . The situation is completely opposite for zinc . Here , because the prism plane bisects the acute angle between K , and K2 , zinc will twin when the applied ...
Page 277
... applied stresses are well below the yield strength of the material . If , on the other hand , a second plate of steel with the same crack size and applied stress level were heat treated to provide a yield strength of 385 MPa , the ...
... applied stresses are well below the yield strength of the material . If , on the other hand , a second plate of steel with the same crack size and applied stress level were heat treated to provide a yield strength of 385 MPa , the ...
Page 418
... applied stress and the number of potential crack nucleation sites . For example , we see that as the severity of a design imposed stress concentration and / or the applied stress increases , the number of nucleation sites increase ...
... applied stress and the number of potential crack nucleation sites . For example , we see that as the severity of a design imposed stress concentration and / or the applied stress increases , the number of nucleation sites increase ...
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