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Subcritical Crack Growth, and Fatigue

The fault that leaves six thousand tons a log upon the sea. [Pg.400]

or the slow deformation of a solid subjected to a stress at high temperatures, also occurs in ceramics. Sooner or later, a part [Pg.400]

Ceramic-matrix fiber composites, 26 775 Ceramics mechanical properties, 5 613-638 cyclic fatigue, 5 633-634 elastic behavior, 5 613-615 fracture analysis, 5 634-635 fracture toughness, 5 619-623 hardness, 5 626-628 impact and erosion, 5 630 plasticity, 5 623-626 strength, 5 615-619 subcritical crack growth, 5 628—630 thermal stress and thermal shock, 5 632-633... [Pg.159]

Structural failures in general occur by a combination of crack initiation followed by subcritical crack growth mechanism such as stress corrosion, fatigue, and creep until a critical crack size is reached. Thus, fracture mechanics is useful in evaluating ac that leads to failure by fracture. The application of fracture mechanics in failure analysis throws light on the progress from subcritical crack growth to fracture, the amount of load... [Pg.160]

In addition to their successful applications to fracture stability problems, the stress intensity factors have been widely used as correlation parameters in analyzing the subcritical crack growth rates da/dn (in fatigue) and dafdt (in corrosion), n and t referring to the number of... [Pg.106]

Subcritical Crack Growth Stress Corrosion Cracking and Fatigue Crack Growth (Phenomenology)... [Pg.103]

Fig. 27. Scanning electron composite micrograph of fatigue-induced fracture surface in aliphatic polyketone terpolsmier (A) initiation site and subcritical crack growth, (B) critical radius, and (C) texture associated with remaining ligaments (114). Fig. 27. Scanning electron composite micrograph of fatigue-induced fracture surface in aliphatic polyketone terpolsmier (A) initiation site and subcritical crack growth, (B) critical radius, and (C) texture associated with remaining ligaments (114).
Spaehn, H. (1984). Electrochemical fundamentals of corrosion fatigue, in Subcritical Crack Growth Due to Fatigue, Stress Corrosion and Creep, L. H. Larsson, ed., Elsevier, London, pp. 275-304. [Pg.1332]

J. Hickling, Strain induced corrosion cracking relationship to stress corrosion crack-ing/corrosion fatigue and importance for nuclear plant service life, 3rd IAEA Specialists Meeting on Subcritical Crack Growth, Moscow, May 1990. [Pg.639]

Amzallag, C., Baudry, G., Bernard, J.L. Effect of PWR Environment on the Fatigue Crack Growth of Different Stainless Steels and Inconel Type Alloy. Nureg/CP-0044 1, IAEA, Specialists Meeting on Subcritical Crack Growth, 283 (1981)... [Pg.582]

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