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Volume 12 covers all aspects of fractography relevant to its use in materials evaluation, failure analysis, and quality control. In addition to an extensive collection of fractographs, it includes information on the types and appearances of fracture, visual examination and imaging methods, quantitative fractography, surface profiling, and fractal ...
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A brief history of fractography
Journal of Failure Analysis and Prevention, 2006Fracture surfaces have, no doubt, been studied throughout the history of mankind, probably starting with observations on stone-age tools. In the 16th to 18th centuries, the macroscopic appearance of fracture surfaces was used to assess the quality of metallic materials, with studies by Reaumur in 1722 being the most notable.
S. P. Lynch, S. Moutsos
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Australian Dental Journal, 1982
AbstractA fractographical study of dental cast gypsum was made in order to correlate the mechanical properties with the microstructure. Wet specimens fractured under tensile stress showed intercrystalline fracture and the tensile strength depended on the porosity present.
T, Mori, M, Yamane
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AbstractA fractographical study of dental cast gypsum was made in order to correlate the mechanical properties with the microstructure. Wet specimens fractured under tensile stress showed intercrystalline fracture and the tensile strength depended on the porosity present.
T, Mori, M, Yamane
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Fractography of Metals and Plastics
Practical Failure Analysis, 2001Fractography is critical to failure analysis of metals and plastics. Fractography of plastics is a relatively new field with many similarities to metals. Using case histories, various aspects of failure analysis and fractography of metals and plastics are compared and contrasted. Failure modes common to both metals and plastics include ductile overload,
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2001
Abstract This article illustrates typical fractographic features for a number of different composite materials. It describes the differences in fracture characteristics due to different loading, material processing, and environmental conditions. The article presents fractographic data obtained from epoxy matrix materials.
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Abstract This article illustrates typical fractographic features for a number of different composite materials. It describes the differences in fracture characteristics due to different loading, material processing, and environmental conditions. The article presents fractographic data obtained from epoxy matrix materials.
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Materials Science and Engineering, 1986
Abstract The fractal characteristics of a series of fractured AISI 4340 steel specimens were studied experimentally by means of vertical sections through the fracture surface. Extensive fractal data have been generated for both the fracture surfaces and their profiles.
Ervin E Underwood, Kingshuk Banerji
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Abstract The fractal characteristics of a series of fractured AISI 4340 steel specimens were studied experimentally by means of vertical sections through the fracture surface. Extensive fractal data have been generated for both the fracture surfaces and their profiles.
Ervin E Underwood, Kingshuk Banerji
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Abstract This article provides an overview of fractography as it applies to metal weldments and presents examples of various fracture surface morphologies to demonstrate how fractographic analysis can be used to determine the cause of weld failures.
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1994
This paper discusses the applications and the limitations of the fractography technique as applied to the fiberglass industry. The main limitation of fractography originates from the fact that fibers of strength greater than about 2000 MPa shatter into multiple small fragments upon fracture rendering it impossible to capture the true fracture surfaces.
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This paper discusses the applications and the limitations of the fractography technique as applied to the fiberglass industry. The main limitation of fractography originates from the fact that fibers of strength greater than about 2000 MPa shatter into multiple small fragments upon fracture rendering it impossible to capture the true fracture surfaces.
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Journal of the Geological Society, 1994
The first thematic meeting on fractography in geology, held on 13 September at Burlington House, London, was jointly sponsored by the Petroleum Group and the Tectonic Studies Group of the Geological Society. It was attended by 50 participants from Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom and the United States of ...
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The first thematic meeting on fractography in geology, held on 13 September at Burlington House, London, was jointly sponsored by the Petroleum Group and the Tectonic Studies Group of the Geological Society. It was attended by 50 participants from Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom and the United States of ...
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Abstract This article provides an overview of polymer fractography, with examples of various fracture surfaces created under diverse loading conditions. The focus is on the interpretation of polymer fracture-surface features in light of the unique viscoelastic nature of polymers.
Jericho Moll, Corissa Lee
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Jericho Moll, Corissa Lee
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