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    Optimisation of Components

    Testing Metrology is a generic name used to describe the combination of measurement techniques of sufficient accuracy necessary to determine materials property data. The appropriate accuracy is to some extent ...

    Malcolm S. Loveday, W. N. Reynolds in Research and Development of High Temperatu… (1989)

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    The correlation of ultrasonic attenuation, microstructure and ductile to brittle transition temperature in very low carbon steels

    A study of the frequency dependence of the ultrasonic attenuation and the ductile to brittle transition temperature as a function of microstructure has been carried out for a very low carbon (0.02 wt%) steel. ...

    R. L. Smith, W. N. Reynolds in Journal of Materials Science (1982)

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    Recent European Work on the Nondestructive Testing of Composite Materials

    Fibre-reinforced composite materials, notably GRP and CFRP are now finding increasing use in structural applications including ship**, aircraft and aerospace as well as in large cryogenic items. This develop...

    W N Reynolds in Nonmetallic Materials and Composites at Low Temperatures (1982)

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    The elastic constants of some epoxy resins

    A 1 kbar fluid compressibility apparatus has been used to determine the bulk compressibility moduli of samples of some epoxy resin systems. Combination with recent data on Young's modulus of the same materials...

    A. Smith, S. J. Wilkinson, W. N. Reynolds in Journal of Materials Science (1974)

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    The elastic constants of some epoxy resins

    A 1 kbar fluid compressibility apparatus has been used to determine the bulk compressibility moduli of samples of some epoxy resin systems. Combination with recent data on Young's modulus of the same materials...

    A. Smith, S. J. Wilkinson, W. N. Reynolds in Journal of Materials Science (1974)

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    Non-Hookean Behaviour of Strong Carbon Fibres

    FOLLOWING the work of Watt, Phillips and Johnson1, carbon fibres of very high axial stiffness and strength have been prepared at AERE, Harwell. There is an appreciable increase in the apparent modulus of these fi...

    G. J. CURTIS, J. M. MILNE, W. N. REYNOLDS in Nature (1968)

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    Aggregation and Dispersal of Radiation Damage in Graphite

    FOLLOWING pioneering work by Grenall1, Williamson2 has used the technique of transmission electron microscopy to elucidate some aspects of the behaviour of dislocations in natural crystals of graphite, and Amelin...

    W. N. REYNOLDS, P. A. THROWER, B. E. SHELDON in Nature (1961)