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SPIRAL FRACTURE IN POLYCRYSTALLINE COPPER |
CHEN SHEN-BAO;LIU SHU-I Peking Institute of Iron and Steel Institute of Metallurgy and Ceramics; Academia Sinica |
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CHEN SHEN-BAO;LIU SHU-I Peking Institute of Iron and Steel Institute of Metallurgy and Ceramics; Academia Sinica. SPIRAL FRACTURE IN POLYCRYSTALLINE COPPER. Acta Metall Sin, 1957, 2(2): 179-184.
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Abstract Industrially pure copper was subjected to ordinary tensile test. Some extraor-dinary type of fracture was found. Several specimens show the same results thatthe fracture can not he classified as "cup and cone" but appears as spirals asshown in Fig 6 and 8 in the chinese text. The fracture starts at center of thespecimen with a small irregular contour having scattered local cones, and thenseems to propagate by tearing off a wedge-shape-sectioned volume of materialalong a plane spiral until the surface is reached. The angle of the wedge neverappears anywhere close to π/2, this implied that the two wedge surfaces are notthe maximum principle shearing planes, therefore this type of fracture can notbe interpreted on the basis of the maximum shear stress criterion.
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Received: 18 February 1957
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