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Since crack propagation under normal conditions occurs as a result of applied
tensile stress and high tensile stress at the crack tip , there is no reason to expect
densification or faulting under these conditions , and the elastic solutions should
...
Since crack propagation under normal conditions occurs as a result of applied
tensile stress and high tensile stress at the crack tip , there is no reason to expect
densification or faulting under these conditions , and the elastic solutions should
...
Page 204
Applied Tensile Stress V Fig . 12 . Schematic plan view of a crack DF in a glass
surface and its propagation path DE . EGF is the final fracture plane ( Doremus
and Johnson , 1978 ) . crack DF penetrates into the glass surface to a depth c
much ...
Applied Tensile Stress V Fig . 12 . Schematic plan view of a crack DF in a glass
surface and its propagation path DE . EGF is the final fracture plane ( Doremus
and Johnson , 1978 ) . crack DF penetrates into the glass surface to a depth c
much ...
Page 249
B . Strain Gauges ( 4 ) Strain gauges are specialized resistance configurations
made from thin wire or foil conductors bonded onto suitable substrates . The
gauge can be applied to a surface using a suitable adhesive . Change in the
electrical ...
B . Strain Gauges ( 4 ) Strain gauges are specialized resistance configurations
made from thin wire or foil conductors bonded onto suitable substrates . The
gauge can be applied to a surface using a suitable adhesive . Change in the
electrical ...
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Water in Glass | 75 |
Applications | 121 |
Gel Method for Making Glass | 129 |
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