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Cleavage stresses definition

Metals that fracture with a relatively small or negligible amount of plastic strain exhibit brittle fracture. Cracks propagate rapidly. Brittle failure results from cleavage (splitting along definite planes). Ductile fracture is better than brittle fracture, because ductile fracture occurs over a period of time, where as brittle fracture is fast, and can occur (with flaws) at lower stress levels than a ductile fracture. Figure 1 shows the basic types of fracture. [Pg.137]


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