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Residual Strength and Landslides in Clay and Shale

Journal of the Soil Mechanics and Foundations Division, 1973
Three landslides in overconsolidated clays and shales have been analyzed and the computed strengths have been compared with results of laboratory residual shear tests. Agreement between field and laboratory results is good and suggests that residual shear strength can be a valid parameter to use in determining stability of slopes.
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On the prediction of residual strength for notched laminates

Journal of Materials Science, 1983
The effectiveness of a two-parameter model, based on linear elastic fracture mechanics concepts, is experimentally verified, using original results and data available from the literature. It is shown that the proposed model can be reduced to a one-parameter model, due to the constancy of the other parameter for fibre dominated laminates, irrespective ...
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Residual strength of pipelines with dents

Materials Science, 1999
We show the urgency of developing methods for prediction of the ultimate load of ductile fracture for defects of the dent type in pipelines. We propose an idealized model of the limiting plastic state of a pipe with infinite dent along it. We obtain formulas for engineering calculations and analyze them.
I. V. Orynyak, V. V. Rozhonyuk, L. S. Shlapak   +2 more
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Strength with Residual Stress

2014
When a flaw is created by an indentation force, the flaw has a residual stress associated with it at the crack tip. This is true for almost all processes, whether induced artificially, accidentally, or in manufacturing processes. Without any applied stress, a residual stress intensity field exists, similar to that produced by the applied stress. Again,
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Strength of a multipole residual interaction

Physical Review C, 1980
The consequences of assuming different radial dependences for the multipole residual interaction are explored, using macroscopic and microscopic arguments. Calculations are done both for schematic and realistic cases.
G. G. Dussel, R. P. J. Perazzo, S. L. Reich   +2 more
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Residual shear strength of soils

Bulletin of the International Association of Engineering Geology, 1978
The relations between the residual shear strength of soils and their index properties have been proved. Best correlation appeared to be between the residual shear strength and the index of plasticity. However, the correlation is not enough to enable the simple index tests to be substituted for the complex residual shear tests.
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Residual Strength Of Aramid Rope

Offshore Technology Conference, 1986
ABSTRACT Tensile fatigue test and residual strength test were carried out systematically on the strength reduction of braid-on-braid small size aramid rope in our laboratory. Researches on the residual strength of synthetic fiber rope after cyclic loading were rare, although researches on relationship between ...
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Stochastic Improvement of the Residual Strength of a Stiffened Panel

Key Engineering Materials, 2007
The objective of robust design is to optimize the mean of a given target variable and to minimize the variability that results from uncertainty represented by “noise” factors. A recent strategy for robust design is based on stochastic processes, which has resulted in a new design technique called “stochastic design improvement” (SDI).
CAPUTO, Francesco, LAMANNA, Giuseppe, SOPRANO, Alessandro   +2 more
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Safety Factor and Residual Strength

2003
Figure 1 shows a rectangular plate made of 2024-T3 aluminium alloy containing a lmm central crack. The operational stress is σ=200 MPa at R=0. Determine the resid- ual strength that would allow a residual strength safety factor of 1.5 after 20,000 cycles.
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An Approach to Seam Strength Prediction Using Residual Thread Strength

Research Journal of Textile and Apparel, 2011
Owing to a high amount of stress, seam failure in workwear fabrics makes the fabric unsuitable although the fabric strength is high. It is therefore important to predict the seam strength to ascertain the performance of the garments during use and determine the required thread strength and stitch density to match the required seam strength.
Vinay Kumar Midha, A Mukhopadhyay, Ramanpreet Kaur   +2 more
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