Investigating the existence of a threshold stress intensity for slow crack growth in high-density polyethylene

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The existence of a threshold stress intensity for failure by slow crack growth under plane strain conditions for single-edge notched tensile specimens and for three-point bending was investigated at 42° C. It was found that the threshold for the nucleation of damage was between 0.074 and 0.063 MPa m1/2 and the threshold for complete failure was about 0.08 MPam1/2. © 1989 Chapman and Hall Ltd.

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Qian, R., Lu, X., & Brown, N. (1989). Investigating the existence of a threshold stress intensity for slow crack growth in high-density polyethylene. Journal of Materials Science, 24(7), 2467–2472. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01174513

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