Procedure of Experimental Investigation into the Cyclic Crack Growth Resistance of Materials under Nonisothermal Conditions
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Abstract
A procedure has been developed for cyclic crack growth resistance tests of material samples under nonisothermal conditions with a controlled phase shift between cyclic heating and mechanical low-cycle loading. The efficiency of the procedure has been verified by the results obtained.
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cyclic heating low-cycle loading cyclic crack growth resistance crack growth rate phase shiftPreview
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