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Closure mechanisms in Al–Si–Mg cast alloys and long-crack to small-crack corrections

Lados et al., 2005

Document ID
11943356945234028236
Author
Lados D
Apelian D
Paris P
Donald J
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Fatigue

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Crack growth behavior of small and long cracks has been a subject of much research; the differences observed in the growth response were largely attributed to crack closure. In this study, cast Al–Si–Mg alloys of various residual stress levels and Si content/morphology were …
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