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Most metals can withstand high stresses , tensile or compressive , and relieve
further buildup of stresses by allowing themselves to undergo plastic deformation
. During pinch sealing of metal foil seals , the sudden pinching action of the
molds ...
Most metals can withstand high stresses , tensile or compressive , and relieve
further buildup of stresses by allowing themselves to undergo plastic deformation
. During pinch sealing of metal foil seals , the sudden pinching action of the
molds ...
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tory effects in metals upon expansion , e . g . , due to recovery and
recrystallization , do occur but to a less significant ... bonding between the glass
and the metal is assumed perfect , the parameters of the components which
determine the ...
tory effects in metals upon expansion , e . g . , due to recovery and
recrystallization , do occur but to a less significant ... bonding between the glass
and the metal is assumed perfect , the parameters of the components which
determine the ...
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H . Stress Relaxation in Glass - to - Metal Seals In glass - to - metal seals , stress
relaxation in the glass occurs over nonisothermal and nonequilibrated structural
conditions and is further complicated by the fact that the glass must remain ...
H . Stress Relaxation in Glass - to - Metal Seals In glass - to - metal seals , stress
relaxation in the glass occurs over nonisothermal and nonequilibrated structural
conditions and is further complicated by the fact that the glass must remain ...
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Water in Glass | 75 |
Applications | 121 |
Gel Method for Making Glass | 129 |
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