Ultra high molecular weight polyethylene deformation and fracture behaviour as a function of high strain rate and triaxial state of stress

$Ultra high molecular weight polyethylene deformation and fracture behaviour as a function of high strain rate and triaxial state of stress$

Journal article

Peer reviewed

A-H. I Mourad, H. F Elsayed, D. C Barton, M Kenawy and L. A ABDEL-LATIF

International journal of fracture, Vol.120(3), pp.501-515

01/04/2003

Abstract

Applied sciences

Condensed matter: structure, mechanical and thermal properties

Exact sciences and technology

Fatigue, brittleness, fracture, and cracks

Mechanical and acoustical properties of condensed matter

Mechanical properties

Mechanical properties of solids

Physical properties

Physics

Polymer industry, paints, wood

Properties and testing

Technology of polymers

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Title: Ultra high molecular weight polyethylene deformation and fracture behaviour as a function of high strain rate and triaxial state of stress
Creators - without role: A-H. I Mourad - Helwan University
H. F Elsayed - Helwan University
D. C Barton - University of Leeds
M Kenawy - Helwan University
L. A ABDEL-LATIF - Helwan University
Publication Details: International journal of fracture, Vol.120(3), pp.501-515
Publisher: Springer
Identifiers: 9951558108331
Academic Unit: King Saud University
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article