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It is shown using the methods of acoustic emission in the version of linear location and internal friction that, upon extension of an initially equilibrium composition (carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic), nonrelaxed stress is accumulated at sites of explosive creation of microcracks. This process is caused by incomplete relaxation redistribution of the stored energy/elastic strain according to the nonlinear mechanism. The increasing level of nonrelaxed stress inevitably transforms a heterogeneous body into the metastable state. Due to this, the dissipative ability of the system as a whole decreases and the probability of occurrence of a nonequilibrium crack increases.
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Leksovskii, A.M., Baskin, B.L., Gubanova, G.N. et al. Damage Accumulation at Static Deformation of a Solid with a Regular Structure: Microcracks and Nonrelaxed Stress. Tech. Phys. Lett. 46, 1206–1210 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063785020120111
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