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Contents
PART II | 14 |
Mohrs Stress Circle | 37 |
ANALYSIS OF STRAIN | 45 |
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acting amount angle applied assumed atoms axis beam becomes bending body bonds brittle calculated cause Chapter components compression compressive stress considered constant crack creep crystal curve defined deformation described determined developed diagram direction discussed dislocation distance ductile edge effect elastic element energy equal equations example extension fatigue flow force fracture glass grain hardness Hence identical increases indices initial known latter layer length limit load material maximum mean measured mechanical metals methods molecules move normal notch obtained occurs parallel plane plastic plate position pressure principal produce properties range referred relation relative represents residual stresses result shape shear stress shown in Fig sides single slip specimen steel strain strength stress-strain structure surface temperature tensile tension thickness unit varies yield
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| Title | Strength and Structure of Engineering Materials |
| Authors | N. H. Polakowski, E. J. Ripling |
| Publisher | Prentice-Hall, 1966 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | Nov 29, 2007 |
| ISBN | 0138517908, 9780138517908 |
| Length | 535 pages |
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