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SEDL / STP / STP1171-EB
Highlights include: • A Framework for Quantifying Crack Tip Constraint • Constraint and Toughness Parameterized by T • An Experimental Investigation of the T Stress Approach • Statistical Aspects of Constraint with Emphasis on Testing and Analysis of Laboratory Specimens in the Transition Region • Predictions of Specimen Size Dependence on Fracture Toughness for Cleavage and Ductile Tearing
Table of Contents
Overview
Hackett E., Schwalbe K., Dodds R.
A Framework for Quantifying Crack Tip Constraint
Shih C., O'Dowd N., Kirk M.
Constraint and Toughness Parameterized by T
Hancock J., Reuter W., Parks D.
Effect of Stress State on the Ductile Fracture Behavior of Large-Scale Specimens
Roos E., Eisele U., Silcher H.
Quantitative Assessment of the Role of Crack Tip Constraint on Ductile Tearing
Brocks W., Schmitt W.
Effect of Constraint on Specimen Dimensions Needed to Obtain Structurally Relevant Toughness Measures
Kirk M., Koppenhoefer K., Shih C.
Influence of Crack Depth on the Fracture Toughness of Reactor Pressure Vessel Steel
Theiss T., Bryson J.
On the Two-Parameter Characterization of Elastic-Plastic Crack-Front Fields in Surface-Cracked Plates
Wang Y.
Lower-Bound Initiation Toughness with a Modified-Charpy Specimen
Bonenberger R., Dally J., Irwin G.
Energy Dissipation Rate and Crack Opening Angle Analyses of Fully Plastic Ductile Tearing
Turner C., Braga L.
An Experimental Study to Determine the Limits of CTOD Controlled Crack Growth
Gordon J., Jones R., Challenger N.
Specimen Size Effects on J-R Curves for RPV Steels
Hiser A.
Effects of Crack Depth and Mode of Loading on the J-R Curve Behavior of a High-Strength Steel
Joyce J., Hackett E., Roe C.
Statistical Aspects of Constraint with Emphasis on Testing and Analysis of Laboratory Specimens in the Transition Region
Wallin K.
Thickness Constraint Loss by Delamination and Pop-In Behavior
Firrao D., Doglione R., Ilia E.
Size Limits for Brittle Fracture Toughness of Bend Specimens
Faucher B., Tyson W.
Influence of Out-of-Plane Loading on Crack Tip Constraint
Schwartz C.
Influence of Stress State and Specimen Size on Creep Rupture of Similar and Dissimilar Welds
Kussmaul K., Maile K., Eckert W.
Use of Thickness Reduction to Estimate Fracture Toughness
deWit R., Fields R., Irwin G.
An Investigation of Size and Constraint Effects on Ductile Crack Growth
Bloom J., Lee D., Van Der Sluys W.
Assessing a Material's Susceptibility to Constraint and Thickness Using Compact Tension Specimens
Smith E., Griesbach T.
Influence of Specimen Size on J-, Jm- and δ5-R-Curves for Side-Grooved Compact-Tension Specimens
Heerens J., Schwalbe K., Nix C.
Predictions of Specimen Size Dependence on Fracture Toughness for Cleavage and Ductile Tearing
Anderson T., Vanaparthy N., Dodds R.
An Experimental Investigation of the T Stress Approach
Sumpter J.
Author Index
Subject Index
Committee: E08
Paper ID: STP1171-EB
DOI: 10.1520/STP1171-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5229-8
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0-8031-1481-8
978-0-8031-1481-4
STP1171-EB
STP 1171
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