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Rock Deformation

Rock Deformation. I. The Evidence. I. The Evidence. II. Mechanics of Deformation A. stress and strain B. elastic deformation C. plastic deformation D . fracture. III. Strike and Dip. IV. Folds A. Anticlines and Synclines. IV. Folds A. Anticlines and Synclines. IV. Folds

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Deformation of the Crust

Deformation of the Crust. By: Mrs. Severe Earth Science. Section 1 – How the Crust is Deformed. Objectives: Predict isostatic adjustments that will result from changes in the thickness of the earth’s crust. Identify sources of stress in crustal rock. Deformation.

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Deformation

Deformation. Let me tell you the secret that has led me to my goal. My strength lies in my tenacity. Louis Pateur. Image: High speed photographs of a club striking a golf ball. Note the large deformations in the golf ball. Normal Stress. Figure 5.6 Element subjected to normal stress.

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Deformation

What is deformation?. Deformation is the folding, faulting and doming of the crust caused by plates colliding, diverging or sliding past each otherThe processes of deformation are compression (squeezing), tension (stretching) and shearing (tearing). Folding. Folding happens where plates convergeTh

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Deformation of Rock

Deformation of Rock.

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Deformation of Crust

Deformation of Crust . Fall 2013 . How the Crust is Deformed . Deformation- the bending, tilting, and breaking of the earth’s crust Major cause- plate tectonics Plate movement is not the only thing that shapes the earth’s crust . Isostatic Adjustment .

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Mechanical Deformation of Metals

ENMAT101A Engineering Materials and Processes Associate Degree of Applied Engineering (Renewable Energy Technologies) Lecture 7 – Mechanical shaping of metals. Mechanical Deformation of Metals. EMMAT101A Engineering Materials and Processes. Ashby: Fig 13.2 The classes of processes.

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Mechanical Deformation of Metals

ENMAT101A Engineering Materials and Processes Associate Degree of Applied Engineering (Renewable Energy Technologies) Lecture 6 – Mechanical Deformation of Metals. Mechanical Deformation of Metals. EMMAT101A Engineering Materials and Processes. Elastic / Plastic Strain.

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Surface Deformation of Alaska

Surface Deformation of Alaska. Modeled continuous velocity field. Modeled strain rate magnitudes. Yellow vectors from PBO and others Red vectors, continuous model velocity field. Evidence for a rigid Bering plate Extension in northwestern Alaska and eastern Russia

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Plastic Deformation

Plastic Deformation. Permanent, unrecovered mechanical deformation. Deformation by dislocation motion, “glide” or “slip” Dislocations Edge, screw, mixed Defined by Burger’s vector Form loops, can’t terminate except at crystal surface Slip system Glide plane + Burger’s vector.

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Deformation of Solids

Deformation of Solids. So far, we have assumed that solids always retain their original shape and cannot be deformed (“rigid bodies”) However, the stretching, squeezing, and twisting of real objects when forces are applied are often too important to ignore (causing deformations )

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Deformation

Chapter 10. Deformation. By: Dwight Dher Ranis Alaba. Deformation. Definition: the changes of rock masses in different sizes, shape, and position. Crustal deformation mostly occur along plate margins. Force & Stress.

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Deformation of Rocks

Deformation of Rocks. How Rocks Deform Brittle-Ductile Behavior Faulting and Folding. Stress and Strain. The keys to understanding any deformation are stress (the cause) and strain (the effect). Compression. Rocks are squeezed or compressed by forces directed toward one another.

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ASPECTS OF SOLID-SOLID REACTIONS

ASPECTS OF SOLID-SOLID REACTIONS. Conventional solid state synthesis - heating mixtures of two or more solids to form a solid phase product. Unlike gas phase and solution reactions

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Characterization of Permanent deformation

Characterization of Permanent deformation. Mondher Neifar, Hervé Di Benedetto, Berthe Dongmo. NABin Conferense - 26. october 2004. Berthe-Julienne DONGMO-ENGELAND. …. 1980. 1960. 1950. 1990. 1970. The problem is solved. Apparition of rutting. Rutting reappears.

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