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STP1321
Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics: 28th Volume
Underwood JH, Macdonald BD, Mitchell MR
Pages: 691
Published: 1997
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Features the latest trends in fracture mechanics research from the world's leading scientists and engineers in the field. In addition to a comprehensive four decade review of merging fatigue and fracture mechanics concepts, there are 36 papers that cover the following areas: General Topics -- 7 papers cover areas ranging from fiber surface treatment and high-temperature equipment tests and analysis procedures,to noninvasive evaluation techniques for pressure vessels used in space programs. Constraint Effects -- Constraint effects on transition regime and upper shelf fracture toughness of structural alloys are examined in 8 papers. Technology and Applications of Fatigue -- 4 papers focus on ground vehicle design, railway components and cannon components applications. 3 papers explore numerous types of fatigue behavior. Weld Applications -- Complexities such as weld in homogeneities, weld/base metal strength mismatch, residual stresses and irregular flaws at welds are discussed in 6 papers. Fracture Analysis -- 8 papers address computational and experimental analysis of fracture for application to a variety of materials and structural components.
Table of Contents
The Merging of Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics Concepts: A Historical Perspective
Newman J.
Effect of Interfacial Characteristics on Mode I Fracture Behaviour of Glass Woven Fabric Composites Under Static and Fatigue Loading
Hamada H., Kotaki M., Lowe A.
Application of Fracture Mechanics in Maintenance of High Temperature Equipment — An Assessment of Critical Needs
Saxena A.
On Space Flight Pressure Vessel Fracture Control
Chang J.
An X-Ray Diffraction Study of Microstructural Deformation Induced by Cyclic Loading of Steels
Fourspring P., Pangborn R.
Progressive Damage and Residual Strength of Notched Composite Laminates: A New Effective Crack Growth Model
Afaghi-Khatibi A., Mai Y., Ye L.
Fracture Toughness Results and Preliminary Analysis for International Cooperative Test Program on Specimens Containing Surface Cracks
Elfer N., Hull D., Munz D., Newman J., Panontin T., Reuter W.
Influence of Pre-strain on Fracture Toughness and Stable Crack Growth in Low Carbon Steels
Aihara S., Miyata T., Tagawa T.
3-D Constraint Effects on Models for Transferability of Cleavage Fracture Toughness
Dodds R., Koppenhoefer K., Ruggieri C.
Estimation of Lower-Bound KJc on Pressure Vessel Steels from Invalid Data
McCabe D., Merkle J.
Fracture of Surface Cracks Loaded in Bending
Chao Y., Reuter W.
Ductile-to-Brittle Transition Characterization Using Surface Crack Specimens Loaded in Combined Tension and Bending
Joyce J., Link R.
Application of Small Specimens to Fracture Mechanics Characterization of Irradiated Pressure Vessel Steels
McCabe D., Sokolov M., Wallin K.
Single Specimen Method for Determining the Master Curve in the Transition
Landes J., Sakalla K.
Application of J-Q Theory to the Local Approach Statistical Model of Cleavage Fracture
Mai Y., Wu S., Yan C.
Analysis of Stable Tearing in a 7.6 mm Thick Aluminum Plate Alloy
Dawicke D., Newman J., Piascik R.
Fatigue Technology in Ground Vehicle Design
Landgraf R.
Service Load Fatigue Testing of Railway Bogie Components
Dahle T., Marquis G., Solin J.
Some Methods of Representing Fatigue Lifetime as a Function of Stress Range and Initial Crack Size
Parker A., Underwood J.
Development of a Rapid Thermomechanical Fatigue Test Method
Cook T., Huang H.
Stress Concentration, Stress Intensity and Fatigue Lifetime Calculations for Shrink-Fit Compound Tubes Containing Axial Holes Within the Wall
Bond T., Endersby S., Parker A., Underwood J.
Fatigue Analysis of a Vessel Experiencing Pressure Oscillations
Crayon D., O'Hara G., Scalise A., Troiano E., Underwood J.
Fatigue Crack Growth in the Highly Plastic Regime
Baik Y., Kim K.
Fracture Initiation by Local Brittle Zones in Weldments of Quenched and Tempered Structural Alloy Steel Plate
Kenney K., Matlock D., Reemsnyder H., Reuter W.
Effect of Weld Metal Mismatch on Joint Efficiency and Measured Fracture Toughness
Malik L., Morrison J., Yee R.
Inference Equations for Fracture Toughness Testing: Numerical Analysis and Experimental Verification
Kirk M., Reemsnyder H., Wang Y.
Fracture Assessment of Weld Material From a Full-Thickness Clad RPV Shell Segment
Bass B., Keeney J., McAfee W.
Incorporation of Residual Stress Effects into Fracture Assessments Via the Finite Element Method
Kirk M., McGaughy T., Michaleris P., Mohr W.
Analysis of Unclad and Sub-Clad Semi-Elliptical Flaws in Pressure Vessel Steels
Irizarry-Quiñones H., Macdonald B., McAfee W.
Predicting Crack Instability Behaviour of Burst Tests from Small Specimens for Irradiated Zr-2.5Nb Pressure Tubes
Davies P.
Predicting Fracture Behavior of Aluminum Alloys
Chang A., Cordes J.
The Effect of Crack Instability/Stability on Fracture Toughness of Brittle Materials
Baratta F.
Hydrogen Induced Cracking Tests of High Strength Steels and Nickel-Iron Base Alloys Using the Bolt-Loaded Specimen
Crayon D., Sage T., Tauscher S., Troiano E., Underwood J., Vigilante G.
Computer Simulation of Fast Crack Propagation and Arrest in Steel Plate with Temperature Gradient Based on Local Fracture Stress Criterion
Aihara S., Machida S., Yoshinari H.
Stress Intensity Magnification Factors for Fully Circumferential Cracks in Valve Bodies (Thick Cylinders)
Toor P.
K3D — A Program for Determining Stress Intensity Factors of Surface and Corner Cracks from a Hole
Newman J., Sutton M., Zhao W.
Finite Element Analysis on the Fracture of Rubber Toughened Polymer Blends
Mai Y., Wu J., Wu Y.
Author Index
Subject Index
Committee: E08
Paper ID: STP1321-EB
DOI: 10.1520/STP1321-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5374-5
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