Residual Strength
Residual Strength is a structural performance metric that denotes the remaining load-carrying capacity of a damaged structural component or system after the occurrence of damage, distinguishing it from undamaged strength by accounting for the effects of flaws, cracks, or degradation in materials such as rock or engineered structures within the context of damage tolerance, structural integrity, and certification.
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Residual stress and its role in failure
Philip J. Withers · Reports on Progress in Physics · 2007 · 715 citations
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Langley Research Center
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Imperial College London
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Northwestern Polytechnical University
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Harbin Institute of Technology
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