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Failure Mechanisms |
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Ductile
Fracture · The stages in the
ductile fracture of a tensile
test specimen are illustrated; (c) and (d) represent
alternate modes of final failure. |
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From:
Courtney, |
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· Failure initiates from voids
nucleated in the center of the neck
region that link-up to form internal cracks.
At the edge of the sample, the shear stresses or the local tensile stress control
the final failure. |
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