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Applied Fracture Mechanics by Alexander Belov (ed.)

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Applied Fracture Mechanics
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Publisher: InTech
ISBN-13: 9789535108979
Number of pages: 378

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The book presents a collection of articles on application of fracture mechanics methods to materials science, medicine, and engineering. In thirteen chapters, a wide range of topics is discussed, including strength of biological tissues, safety of nuclear reactor components, fatigue effects in pipelines, environmental effects on fracture among others.

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