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2 — Ductile break, showing separate regions. Fig. 3 — Sequence of stages in the occurrence of a ductile break, (a) Fibre under load, (b) Crack starts (bl), but immediately opens up (b2). (c) Further crack growth and opening, due to high-yielding extension of the unbroken part, (d) After catastrophic failure. (1979), 5B(5),(6), demonstrate clearly the form of deformation associated with the crack propagation. The mechanisms involved are illustrated schematically in Fig. 3. The specimen initially extends uniformly under load, Fig.
The three-dimensional geometry of ductile crack propagation then causes the formation of a double cone within the fibre, leading to the catastrophic failure region. Intermediate forms are shown in 5D(2),(3), which are nylon fibres partially oxidized by hydrogen peroxide. Fibres with a special shape, such as the trilobal nylon in 5D(4), show a modified geometry of crack formation. Although this chapter is concerned with tensile failure, it is worth noting that when a nylon fibre is twisted to break it can show a fracture morphology, similar to tensile breaks, except for a skewing round of the crack, as shown in 5D(5).
Plate — 8B — Tensile breaks of acrylic fibres. 7 dtex Courtelle; two views of same break. 7 dtex Acrilan. (4) Crack development in Acrilan, at a position away from the break. (5) 7 dtex Orion 42. 3 dtex Courtelle. Plate 8C — Tensile breaks of 18 dtex bicomponent Acrilan acrylic fibre. (1) Relatively simple break, with some evidence of initial crack formation, and a small step at the edge. (2a,b) Opposite ends of another break. (3) Enlarged view of end (2a). (4) Tip of end (2b), which fits into step on (2a), shown in (3).
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