Mechanical Metallurgy¶
Dieter, G. E., & Bacon, D. (1988). Mechanical Metallurgy. McGraw-Hill.
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- Stratigraphic order is preserved; the section is reshaped but continuous. Materials engineering. Ductile metals and polymers fold under load — buckling, wrinkling, hemming — while brittle ceramics crack at the same stress.
This sourceStandard treatment of plastic deformation, bending, and the ductile-versus-brittle regime set by the relation of bond strength to local stress (strain-rate and temperature dependent).
- Stratigraphic order is preserved; the section is reshaped but continuous. Materials engineering. Ductile metals and polymers fold under load — buckling, wrinkling, hemming — while brittle ceramics crack at the same stress.
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