Stress ruptures are characterized by _________ failures and are usually accompanied by thinning at the fracture surface.

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Stress ruptures are a type of failure that occurs under long-term exposure to high stress, at temperatures well below the melting point of the material. These failures are characterized by fish-mouth shaped fractures and are usually accompanied by thinning at the fracture surface.

Stress Ruptures Are Characterized by _________ Failures and Are Usually