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    Materials Data for Cyclic Loading: Unalloyed Steels
    Materials Data for Cyclic Loading: Unalloyed Steels
    Materials Data for Cyclic Loading: Unalloyed Steels
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    Materials Data for Cyclic Loading: Unalloyed Steels

    By Chr. Boller and T. Seeger

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    Materials Data for Cyclic Loading, Part A: Unalloyed Steels provides information that aids in the comparative judgment of a material's mechanical behavior, particularly unalloyed steels. The book contains 600 datasets and over 4000 experimental results. The data presented in the text include chemical positions, monotonic properties, cyclic properties, and failure criterion. The text will be useful to researchers and practitioners of engineering, metallurgy, and physics.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElsevier Science
    Release dateOct 22, 2013
    ISBN9781483193175
    Materials Data for Cyclic Loading: Unalloyed Steels

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