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    The document discusses different topics related to material failure including fatigue, Paris law, ductile and brittle fracture. It provides background on indicial notation and compares how ductile materials are more resistant to defects and have less variability in ultimate load and energy absorption than brittle materials due to their ability to absorb energy through different mechanisms. The document appears to be lecture notes covering various failure and fracture topics for a course numbered ME524.

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    The document discusses different topics related to material failure including fatigue, Paris law, ductile and brittle fracture. It provides background on indicial notation and compares how ductile materials are more resistant to defects and have less variability in ultimate load and energy absorption than brittle materials due to their ability to absorb energy through different mechanisms. The document appears to be lecture notes covering various failure and fracture topics for a course numbered ME524.

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    Dynamic Fracture Rate Effect: Tuesday, August 23, 2016 8:40 AM

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    Syed Fraz Ali
    The document discusses different topics related to material failure including fatigue, Paris law, ductile and brittle fracture. It provides background on indicial notation and compares how ductile materials are more resistant to defects and have less variability in ultimate load and energy absorption than brittle materials due to their ability to absorb energy through different mechanisms. The document appears to be lecture notes covering various failure and fracture topics for a course numbered ME524.

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    Tuesday, August 23, 2016


    8:40 AM

    Dynamic fracture
    Rate effect

    ME524 Page 1
    Last section of the course:
    Fatigue

    ME524 Page 2
    Newer approach is Paris law

    ME524 Page 3
    Typical brittle fractures:

    ME524 Page 4
    Difference between ductile and brittle fracture

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    Ductile fracture

    ME524 Page 8
    Ductile fracture

    Brittle fracture:

    ME524 Page 9
    Because of all energy absorption mechanisms ductile materials are
    much more resistant to (manufacturing) defects and have much less
    scatter in their 1) ultimate load 2) toughness (energy absorption)

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    much more resistant to (manufacturing) defects and have much less
    scatter in their 1) ultimate load 2) toughness (energy absorption)

    Background information

    - Indicial notation

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