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Further, uncertainties usually exist regarding the magnitude of the applied loads,
and approximations are usually necessary in calculating the stresses for all but
the most simple member. Allowance must be made for the possibility of ...
Further, uncertainties usually exist regarding the magnitude of the applied loads,
and approximations are usually necessary in calculating the stresses for all but
the most simple member. Allowance must be made for the possibility of ...
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Usually no distinction is made between these two factors, although it can be
appreciated that the number of cycles for crack propagation will vary with the
dimensions of the specimen. Fatigue tests at low stresses are usually carried out
for 107 ...
Usually no distinction is made between these two factors, although it can be
appreciated that the number of cycles for crack propagation will vary with the
dimensions of the specimen. Fatigue tests at low stresses are usually carried out
for 107 ...
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In order to prevent the formation of a very wide flash, a ridge, known as a flash
gutter, is usually provided (Fig. 18-3). The final step in making a closed-die
forging is the removal of the flash with a triinming die. Closed-die forgings made
on a ...
In order to prevent the formation of a very wide flash, a ridge, known as a flash
gutter, is usually provided (Fig. 18-3). The final step in making a closed-die
forging is the removal of the flash with a triinming die. Closed-die forgings made
on a ...
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Stress and Strain Relationships for Elastic Behavior | 17 |
Elements of the Theory of Plasticity | 54 |
Plastic Deformation of Single Crystals | 81 |
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