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High-Temperature-Resistant Composite Lost Circulation Materials for Oil-Based Drilling Fluids: Preparation, Performance, and Synergistic Mechanism. [PDF]
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Strength of hierarchical materials
Microsystem Technologies, 2008Many biological materials exhibit a hierarchical structure over more than one length scale. Understanding how hierarchy affects their mechanical properties emerges as a primary concern, since it can guide the synthesis of new materials to be tailored for specific applications.
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Algebraic scaling of material strength
Physical Review B, 1992The strength of a brittle material is determined by the extreme tail of its crack-size distribution. The Weibull ansatz of algebraic distributions has been widely used but is not derived from any physical mechanism, and recent results on randomly depleted networks exhibiting exponential distributions have called this ansatz into question. In this paper
Curtin, W. A., Scher, H.
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1994
The purpose of studying the strength of materials is to determine the stresses and strains in a structural member and prove that they are borne sufficiently safely to prevent failure. Failure may consist of excessive deformation or expansion, a fracture may occur, or the structural member may become unstable (e.g. due to buckling or bulging).
G. Rumpel, H. D. Sondershausen
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The purpose of studying the strength of materials is to determine the stresses and strains in a structural member and prove that they are borne sufficiently safely to prevent failure. Failure may consist of excessive deformation or expansion, a fracture may occur, or the structural member may become unstable (e.g. due to buckling or bulging).
G. Rumpel, H. D. Sondershausen
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1970
Strength of materials is that branch of engineering science which deals with internal forces and the resulting deformations in structural and machine members. The external forces which act on a structure or a machine are called loads, the internal forces which resist the external forces are called stresses and the accompanying changes in shape and size
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Strength of materials is that branch of engineering science which deals with internal forces and the resulting deformations in structural and machine members. The external forces which act on a structure or a machine are called loads, the internal forces which resist the external forces are called stresses and the accompanying changes in shape and size
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2018
Designed for a single-semester course on strength of materials, this textbook offers detailed discussion of fundamental and advanced concepts. The textbook is written with a distinct approach of explaining concepts with the help of solved problems. The study of flexural shear stress, conjugate beam method, method of sections and joints, statically ...
T. D. Gunneswara Rao, Mudimby Andal
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Designed for a single-semester course on strength of materials, this textbook offers detailed discussion of fundamental and advanced concepts. The textbook is written with a distinct approach of explaining concepts with the help of solved problems. The study of flexural shear stress, conjugate beam method, method of sections and joints, statically ...
T. D. Gunneswara Rao, Mudimby Andal
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1981
The strength of brickwork in compression, tension and shear has been the subject of systematic investigation over a very considerable period. As brickwork structures are primarily stressed in compression, there has naturally been a concentration of interest in the resistance of brick masonry to this type of loading and many investigations have been ...
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The strength of brickwork in compression, tension and shear has been the subject of systematic investigation over a very considerable period. As brickwork structures are primarily stressed in compression, there has naturally been a concentration of interest in the resistance of brick masonry to this type of loading and many investigations have been ...
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