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Français : 2009 G. Quinn - 'A HISTORY OF THE FRACTOGRAPHY OF BRITTLE MATERIALS'. Chronologie avec Charles de Fréminville, à l'époque où il travaillait chez Panhard & Levassor avec son beau-frère A. C. KREBS: "Charles de Fréminville a écrit le premier traitement complet du sujet. [...] Il a écrit deux longs articles dans Revue de métallurgie en 1907 et 1914. [...] Chaque article comprenait de superbes combinaisons de schémas et de photographies des motifs de rupture globaux et des surfaces de rupture."
English: 2009 G. Quinn - 'A HISTORY OF THE FRACTOGRAPHY OF BRITTLE MATERIALS'. Chronology with Charles de Fréminville, when he worked at Panhard & Levassor with his brother-in-law A. C. KREBS: "Charles de Fréminville wrote the first comprehensive treatment of the subject. [...] He wrote two long papers in Revue de métallurgie in 1907 and 1914. [...] Each paper included superb combinations of schematics and photographs of both the overall breakage patterns and fracture surfaces." |
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| Author | George D. QUINN |
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