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The critical stress intensity factor of Fe40Ni40B20, Fe30Cr10Ni40B20, Ni80Si10B10 and Ni80Si5B15 metallic glass ribbons was measured. Stressing by ultrasound, a new method for preparation a sharp crack in a metallic glass, was used. Only shear rupture failures was investigated for all alloys.
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Ocelîk, V., Diko, P., Hajko, V. et al. Fracture toughness of some metallic glasses. J Mater Sci 22, 2305–2308 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01082108
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