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969905
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b724275
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Moore, D. R.
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Application of Fracture Mechanics to Polymers, Adhesives and Composites.
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Amsterdam :: Elsevier Science,, 2014.
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European Structural Integrity Society ;; v. 33
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1 online resource (299 pages).
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0080553079
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: 9780080553078
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| Notes
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Chapter 30. Determination of Interface Adhesion in Single-Fibre Pull-Out and Microbond Experiments.
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| Contents
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Front Cover; The Application of Fracture Mechanics to Polymers, Adhesives and Composites; Copyright Page; Contents; Editorial Team Affiliations; Introduction; Part I: Application of Fracture Mechanics to Polymers; Polymer Performance; Chapter 1. Ductile-Brittle Fracture Transitions in Polyethersulphone; Chapter 2. The Application of Fracture Mechanics to the Fatigue Crack Propagation of Toughened Thermosets; Chapter 3. Fracture Mechanical Behavior of Thermoplastic Polymers as a Function of Molecular and Supermolecular Variables.
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Chapter 10. Applicability of Linear Elastic Fracture Mechanics to Fatigue in Amorphous and Semi-crystalline PolymersPolymer Design; Chapter 11. Comparison between Material Toughness and Component Toughness; Chapter 12. The Engineering Design of Water Storage Tanks; Chapter 13. Critical Pressure for Rapid Crack Propagation in Thermoplastic Water Pipe; Chapter 14. The Use of Fracture Mechanics to Assess Plastics Pressure Pipe Materials; Chapter 15. Materials Selection Using Fracture Mechanics; Part II: Application of Fracture Mechanics to Adhesives; Adhesives Performance.
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Chapter 16. Peel Strength and Adhesive Fracture ToughnessChapter 17. Prediction of Ductile-Brittle Transitions in Coating Materials; Chapter 18. The Durability of Adhesive Joints in Hostile Environments; Adhesives Design; Chapter 19. The Influence of Adhesive Bond Line Thickness on the Toughness of Adhesive Joints; Chapter 20. Adhesive Joint Strength Prediction for Composite Design; Chapter 21. The Role of the Interphase and its Residual Stresses in the Determination of Fracture Toughness; Chapter 22. Scratch Resistance and Embrittlement of Coated Polymeric Systems.
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Chapter 23. Evaluation of the Interfacial Strength in Polymeric SystemsChapter 24. The Use of Fracture Mechanics Techniques to Predict the Service Life of Adhesive Joints; Chapter 25. Residual Stress Effects in Fracture of Composites and Adhesives; Part III: Application of Fracture Mechanics to Composites; Composites Performance; Chapter 26. Toughness Comparisons With and Without Linear Elastic Fracture Mechanics; Chapter 27. Finite Fracture Mechanics of Matrix Microcracking in Composites; Chapter 28. Fracture Mechanics of the Microbond and Pull-Out Tests; Chapter 29. Fracture Anisotropy.
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Chapter 4. Failure of Polymers by Rupture versus Disentanglement of MoleculesChapter 5. Rate Dependent Fracture of Polymers -- Applicability and Limitations of Force Based Fracture Mechanics Approaches; Chapter 6. Creep Crack Growth in High Density Polyethylene; Chapter 7. Plastic Zone Corrected LEFM: Benefits and Limits; Chapter 8. Why Ductile Thermoplastics Sometimes Fracture Under Impact; Chapter 9. Rate and Temperature Effects on Fracture Toughness of Polystyrene at Varying Molecular Mass.
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| Abstract
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Application of Fracture Mechanics to Polymers, Adhesives and Composites.
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Adhesive joints.
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Composite materials-- Fracture.
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Polymers-- Fracture.
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| Dewey Classification
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620.1126
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TA455.P58 -- A77 2004eb
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Society, European Structural Integrity.
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