【Daily Question】 (Republished as part of the 3-day New Year countdown) 2.5 Material failure modes (Reply + 3 points; correct answer earns additional 3–8 points)
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The failure modes of materials include (corrosion), (wear), and (fracture).
Creep, stress relaxation, aging, stress-strain curves, tensile properties, DMTA, DSC
The failure modes of materials include (fracture), (corrosion), and (wear).
Wear failure, fracture failure, corrosion failure.
The failure modes of materials include (mechanical force-induced damage), (corrosive damage), and (high-temperature damage).
The failure modes of materials include (deformation failure), (fracture failure), and (surface damage failure). ； ； Surface damage failure
Mechanical damage, corrosive damage, high-temperature damage: lol
The failure modes of materials include (corrosion), (wear), and (fracture).