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Fracture of the materials and elements of steel structures

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This article examines another two of the six most typical types of fracture of steel and steel structures: fracture under a cyclic load (fatigue) and hydrogen-induced delayed brittle fracture. It also examines the associated micro-mechanisms that result in the formation of a characteristic relief on the fracture surface.

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  1. Melnikov Central Research and Design Institute of Steel Structures (TsNIIPSK), Moscow, Russia

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End of an article begun on pages 123–130 in Issue No. 2 of Metallurgist for 2011 and continued on pp. 177–186 in Issue No. 3 of Metallurgist for 2011.

Translated from Metallurg, No. 4, pp. 70–77, April, 2011.

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Gladshtein, L.I. Fracture of the materials and elements of steel structures. Metallurgist 55, 278 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11015-011-9425-3

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