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... material may carry . This is also our first indication that the pro- portional limit , and not the ultimate strength , is the maximum stress to which a material may be subjected . We shall return to this observation later when we ...
... material may carry . This is also our first indication that the pro- portional limit , and not the ultimate strength , is the maximum stress to which a material may be subjected . We shall return to this observation later when we ...
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... material . At first it was thought that repeated applications of the load changed the crystalline structure of the material , but we now know that this is not true . Fatigue failure is explained more satisfactorily by the localized ...
... material . At first it was thought that repeated applications of the load changed the crystalline structure of the material , but we now know that this is not true . Fatigue failure is explained more satisfactorily by the localized ...
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... material is said to strain - harden ; it does not permit an increase in strain without an increase in stress . A material for which C is zero is called elastic - perfectly plastic ; for such a material , indefinite plastic flow can ...
... material is said to strain - harden ; it does not permit an increase in strain without an increase in stress . A material for which C is zero is called elastic - perfectly plastic ; for such a material , indefinite plastic flow can ...
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APPENDIX B TABLES | 2 |
Shearing Stress | 10 |
SIMPLE STRAIN | 26 |
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