Mechanical Behavior of Materials: Engineering Methods for Deformation, Fracture, and FatigueCovers stress-strain equations, mechanical testing, yielding and fracture under stress, fracture of cracked members, and fatigue of materials. |
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Introduction | 1 |
Introduction and StressBased | 9 |
Service Experience | 15 |
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AISI aluminum alloy applied ASTM atoms behavior bending bonds carbon cast iron cause ceramics Chapter components composite compression considered constant corresponding crack growth crack length creep deformation creep strain cycles cyclic loading da/dN diameter dislocation ductile E₁ effect elastic modulus elastic strain engineering metals equation estimate example failure fatigue crack fibers Figure fracture mechanics fracture toughness given gives glass hardening Hence Hooke's Law illustrated in Fig k₁ linear matrix maximum shear stress mean stress Mohr's circle notched member obtained occurs plane strain plane stress plastic deformation plastic strain plastic zone plot Poisson's ratio polymers principal normal stresses principal shear ratio result rheological model S-N curve safety factor Section shear strain shear stress shown in Fig similar specimen steel stress amplitude stress and strain stress-strain curve surface Table temperature tension test torsion uniaxial unloading values various versus x-y plane yield strength zero