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E . Flaw Densities and Effects of Sample Size In a flaw model the distribution of
strengths described in Section II is related to the distribution of flaws or cracks on
the glass surface . The distribution of flaws for different test and sample ...
E . Flaw Densities and Effects of Sample Size In a flaw model the distribution of
strengths described in Section II is related to the distribution of flaws or cracks on
the glass surface . The distribution of flaws for different test and sample ...
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An alternative method involves estimation of the functional dependence of G ( S )
on fracture stress as an analytical function and then deduction of the flaw
distribution from Eq . ( 26 ) . For example , if the strengths fit a Weibull distribution
( Eq ...
An alternative method involves estimation of the functional dependence of G ( S )
on fracture stress as an analytical function and then deduction of the flaw
distribution from Eq . ( 26 ) . For example , if the strengths fit a Weibull distribution
( Eq ...
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Figure 16 shows the distribution of log failure times for as - received Pyrex
borosilicate glasses plotted on probability paper . A straight line on this paper
means that the data fit a normal distribution ( Eq . ( 3 ) ] , justifying the use of log t
as the ...
Figure 16 shows the distribution of log failure times for as - received Pyrex
borosilicate glasses plotted on probability paper . A straight line on this paper
means that the data fit a normal distribution ( Eq . ( 3 ) ] , justifying the use of log t
as the ...
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