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stress crack

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stress crack [′stres ‚krak]
(mechanics)
An external or internal crack in a solid body (metal or plastic) caused by tensile, compressive, or shear forces.

stress crack
An external or internal crack in a plastic caused by internal or external tensile stresses; environmental conditions frequently accelerate the development of such cracks. Also see crazing.


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