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ductile fracture

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ductile fracture [¦dək·təl ′frak·chər]
(mechanics)


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The EWF concept is a scheme to extract the energy for part (i) from the total fracture energy in the DENT test, and is increasingly popular for evaluation of the toughness for ductile fracture [6].
The contributors study the ductile fracture strain and fracture toughness of irradiated steels, the effect of stress relief time on the transition temperature of Linde 80 welds, and the kinetics of helium bubble formation in nuclear materials.
In destructive testing of a back plane header, Zenite 6130LX provided a 21% improvement in resistance to breakage, a 32% increase in deflection before fracture and a more ductile fracture mode.
 
 
 
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