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Time-to-failure tests were conducted to illuminate the nature of the strain involved in thermal stress cracking of high density polyethylene. Results associate thermal stress cracking with uniaxial tension and distinguish it from environmental stress cracking and heat embrittlement.
Time-to-failure tests were conducted to illuminate the nature of the strain involved in thermal stress cracking of high density polyethylene. Results associate thermal stress cracking with uniaxial tension and distinguish it from environmental stress cracking and heat embrittlement.
| Author(s) | Heiss, J.H.Bell Telephone Labs Inc., Lanza, V.L.Martin, W.M. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products34(5): 592-593, 626-627 1959 |
| Year | 1959 |
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