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TREATISE ON MATERIALS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY , VOL . 22 Fracture
and Fatigue of Glass ROBERT H . DOREMUS Materials Engineering Department
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy , New York . . . 170 171 171 C . 172 178 .
TREATISE ON MATERIALS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY , VOL . 22 Fracture
and Fatigue of Glass ROBERT H . DOREMUS Materials Engineering Department
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy , New York . . . 170 171 171 C . 172 178 .
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Glass is strengthened by a variety of techniques ; better knowledge of fracture
criteria and fatigue life would result in greater strengthening , higher design
strengths , and much wider application of glass . Special applications of glass ,
such as ...
Glass is strengthened by a variety of techniques ; better knowledge of fracture
criteria and fatigue life would result in greater strengthening , higher design
strengths , and much wider application of glass . Special applications of glass ,
such as ...
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Because it has not been possible to observe the crack tip directly , there have
arisen fracture criteria in which changes in its radius are ignored ( Griffith , 1921 ;
Irvin , 1957 ) . These criteria are based on Griffith ' s calculation of the strain
energy ...
Because it has not been possible to observe the crack tip directly , there have
arisen fracture criteria in which changes in its radius are ignored ( Griffith , 1921 ;
Irvin , 1957 ) . These criteria are based on Griffith ' s calculation of the strain
energy ...
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