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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... matrix interface regions . Lens angle ẞ increases with decreasing twin shear and increasing ability of matrix to accommodate the twin strain concentration . ! are also needed to account for the requirement of a much lower stress to move ...
... matrix interface regions . Lens angle ẞ increases with decreasing twin shear and increasing ability of matrix to accommodate the twin strain concentration . ! are also needed to account for the requirement of a much lower stress to move ...
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Richard W. Hertzberg. rubbery phase and the glassy matrix . Upon loading such a material , a myriad of fine crazes develop at the rubber particle - matrix interface ( Fig . 6.35 ) . Craze formation itself is undesirable since it is the ...
Richard W. Hertzberg. rubbery phase and the glassy matrix . Upon loading such a material , a myriad of fine crazes develop at the rubber particle - matrix interface ( Fig . 6.35 ) . Craze formation itself is undesirable since it is the ...
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... matrix material , 36 and it is believed that they cyclically soften relative to the matrix , resulting in a concentration of plastic strain . These bands are called " persistent slip bands " because of two main results . First , when a ...
... matrix material , 36 and it is believed that they cyclically soften relative to the matrix , resulting in a concentration of plastic strain . These bands are called " persistent slip bands " because of two main results . First , when a ...
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