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Lüder bandA Lüder band is a localized band of plastic deformation that can occur on some materials before fracture. Product highlightThese bands can arrise from residual stresses due to welding. Lüder bands often are a result of strain ageing by discontinuous yielding and can be commercially important for producing wrinkled lined finishes. ReferencesRichard W. Hertzberg, Deformation and Fracture Mechanics of Engineering Materials, 4th Edition, pp. 29–30 ISBN 0471012149
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