Creep cavitation in metals

By M. E. Kassner, T. A. Hayes. 2003

381 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials

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In Materials Chemistry

1. A. Mouritz
2. B. Allen
3. Scott W. Case
4. Yanyun Chen
5. Patrick T Summers
6. Brian Y. Lattimer
7. Christian Rippe

In Mechanical Engineering

1. A. Mouritz
2. J. Wen
3. Shan-Tung Tu
4. B. Allen
5. Scott W. Case
6. Yanyun Chen
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8. Brian Y. Lattimer

In Mechanics of Materials

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2. J. Wen
3. Shan-Tung Tu

Citations in the corpus

• A multiaxial creep-damage model for creep crack growth considering cavity growth and microcrack interaction (2014, background): “However, it needs to be stated that the mechanism resulting in final failure may mainly respond to the joining process of the microcracks (cavitating facets), rather than to the growth and coalescence of cavity on the facet [41].”
• Overview of aluminum alloy mechanical properties during and after fires (2015, background): “Cavity nucleation requires significant stress concentration orders of magnitude greater than the applied stress (Evans 1984; Kassner & Hayes 2003).”