Obert, 1964 - Google Patents
Triaxial method for determining the elastic constants of stress relief coresObert, 1964
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ABSTRACT A triaxial procedure is described for measuring the modulus of elasticity and Possion's ratio of stress relief cores, that is, the concentric hole cores obtained by the overcoring technique. The elastic constant determinations can be made at stress levels …
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