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STP1332
Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics: 29th Volume
Panontin TL, Sheppard SD
Pages: 917
Published: 1999
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Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics: 29th Volume (STP 1332) provides advanced, state-of-the-art techniques for predicting fracture and fatigue, as well as applications and engineering problem solving in a number of key industries. Over 50 comprehensive, peer-reviewed papers from the world's leading experts are divided into three major categories: Fracture Mechanics areas explored include: The effects of geometry, specimen size and loading rate onfracture behavior and toughness in the transition region; The impact of global loading on fracture prediction; Load-type effects on fracture; and Innovative crack solutions and analysis techniques in analytical fracture mechanics. Fatigue issues examined include: Findings on the effects of crack closure, stress ratio, residual stresses and load-type on fatigue; and Improved fatigue testing methods Structural Applications presented include: Specific applications of predicting or measuring fatigue performance; Fracture mechanics applications in aircraft fuselages, nuclear reactor shells and piping, cannon components and ship beams This is a critical resource for mechanical, materials, and structural engineers involved with structural parts design and analysis; regulatory and investigative organizations; and national laboratories.
Table of Contents
Overview
Panontin T., Sheppard S.
Fracture Analysis in the Ductile/Brittle Regime: A Predictive Tool Using Cell Models
Shih C.
Dynamic Initiation Fracture Toughness of a Pressure Vessel Steel in the Transition Region
Graham S., Link R.
Applicability of Sub-Charpy-Size Bend and Impact Specimens for Estimation of Fracture Toughness in the Transition Region
Nevalainen M., Planman T., Valo M., Wallin K.
Fracture Behavior of Surface Crack Tension Specimens in the Ductile-Brittle Transition Region
Joyce J., Link R.
A New Method for Predicting Extensive Ductile Tearing Using Finite Element Analysis
Gentilcore M., Roberts R.
Elastic-Plastic Crack Growth Simulation and Residual Strength Prediction of Thin Plates with Single and Multiple Cracks
Chen C., Ingraffea A., Wawrzynek P.
Analyses of Buckling and Stable Tearing in Thin-Sheet Materials
Newman J., Seshadri B.
A Numerical Investigation of Loading Rate Effects in Pre-Cracked CVN Specimens
Dodds R., Koppenhoefer K.
Effect of Residual Stress on Brittle Fracture Testing
Hill M., Panontin T.
Evaluation of Stress-Intensity Factors Using General Finite-Element Models
Raju I., Smith S.
Effects of Finite Element Mesh on Numerical Prediction of Ductile Tearing
Skallerud B., Zhang Z.
Fully Plastic J-Integrals for Through-Wall Axial Cracks in Pipes
Harris D., Woytowitz P.
Elastoplastic Crack Growth in Pressure-Sensitive Materials
Shah K.
A Simplified Transformation Approach to Obtain Structural Calibration Functions
Cruz J., Landes J.
A New Theoretical Framework for Inelastic Fracture Processes
Rashid M., Roy R.
The Use of Local Approach to Fracture in Reactor Pressure Vessel Structural Integrity Assessment: Synthesis of a Cooperative Research Program Between EDF, CEA, Framatome and AEA Technology
Bhandari S., Brochar J., France C., Frund J., Guichard D., Joly P., Marini B., Moinereau D., Sanderson D., Sherry A., Valeta M.
Evaluation of Fracture Toughness Results and Transferability to Fracture Assessment of Welded Joints
Minami F., Toyoda M.
Micromechanical Prediction of Fracture Toughness for Pressure Vessel Steel Using a Coupled Model
Goldthorpe M., Wiesner C.
On the Gurson Micro-Mechanical Parameters
Hauge M., Zhang Z.
Conditions Causing Intergranular Cracking in High Strength Nickel-Copper Alloys
Natishan M., Wagenhofer M.
New Perspectives on the Fracture of Nicalon Fibers
Blumenthal W., Butt D., Lowex T., Stout M., Taylor S., Zhu Y.
Stress Ratio Effects on Crack Opening Loads and Crack Growth Rates in Aluminum Alloy 2024
Piascik R., Riddell W.
Stress-Level-Dependent Stress Ratio Effect on Fatigue Crack Growth
Ashbaugh N., Porter W., Sunder R.
A Theoretical and Experimental Investigation of the Influence of Crack Tip Plasticity on Fatigue Crack Closure
Fellows L., Hills D., Nowell D.
Prediction of Plasticity-Induced Closure in Surface Flaws Using a Modified Strip-Yield Model
Daniewicz S.
Reflecting on the Mechanical Driving Force of Fatigue Crack Propagation
Lang M., Marci G.
A Fatigue Crack Growth Theory Based on Energy Considerations: Further Developments on Small Crack Behavior and R Ratio Effect
Milella P.
Estimation of Crack Growth Behavior in a Residual Stress Field Using the Modified Strip-Yield Model
Charng J., Hou C.
An Analytical Model for Studying Roughness-Induced Crack Closure
Chen N., Lawrence F.
On the Crack-Tip Blunting Model for Fatigue Crack Propagation in Ductile Materials
Gu I., Ritchie R.
Influence of Bauschinger Effect on Residual Stress and Fatigue Lifetimes in Autofrettaged Thick-Walled Cylinders
Parker A., Underwood J.
Fatigue Durability Enhancement by Controlled Overloading
Sorem J., Tipton S.
An Energy Based Critical Plane Approach to Multiaxial Fatigue Analysis
Rolović R., Tipton S.
Residual Stress Effects in Railroad Rail Fatigue
Fry G., Jones H., Jones S.
A Rapid Method for Generation of a Haigh Diagram for High Cycle Fatigue
Maxwell D., Nicholas T.
Ultrasonic Pulse Transmit-Receiver Method for Detecting and Monitoring of Fatigue Damage
Hailu S., Halford G., Hazony D., Mostafa I., Welsch G.
Sustained Fatigue Crack Growth Oblique to an Applied Load Using Geometric Constraint
Magill M., Zwerneman F.
An Evaluation of the Adjusted Compliance Ratio Technique for Determining the Effective Stress Intensity Factor
Bray G., Bush R., Donald J.
The Use of Almost Complete Contacts for Fretting Fatigue Tests
Ciavarella M., Demelio G., Hills D.
High-Speed Civil Transport Hybrid Laminate Sandwich Fuselage Panel Test
Miller M., Rufin A., Samavedam G., Westre W.
Prediction of Fatigue Life Under Helicopter Loading Spectra for Safe Life and Damage Tolerant Design
Buller R., Irving P.
Structural Loading and Fatigue Failure Analysis of Off-Road Bicycle Components
DeLorenzo D., Hull M.
Mixed-Mode Fatigue Failure in Structural Adhesives
Sancaktar E.
Microstructure Evolution and Thermomechanical Fatigue Life of Solder Joints
Goldstein B., Jerina K., Sastry S.
Fatigue Life Predicition of Resistance Spot Welds Under Variable Amplitude Loads
Pan N., Sheppard S., Widmann J.
Residual Strength Predictions for Multiple Site Damage Cracking Using a Three-Dimensional Finite Element Analysis and a CTOA Criterion
Dawicke D., Newman J.
Fracture Analyses of an Internally Pressurized Tube Containing an Axial, Through-Wall Crack
Leitch B.
Fracture Analysis of Ductile Crack Growth in Weld Material from a Full-Thickness Clad RPV Shell Segment
Keeney J., Williams P.
Ductile Crack Growth from Simulated Defects in Strength Overmatched Butt Welds
Nishioka O., Panontin T.
Predicting Extensive Stable Tearing in Structural Components
Dexter R., Gentilcore M.
Hydrogen Cracking During Service of High Strength Steel Cannon Components
Kapusta A., Tauscher S., Troiano E., Underwood J., Vigilante G.
Author Index
Subject Index
Committee: E08
Paper ID: STP1332-EB
DOI: 10.1520/STP1332-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5396-7
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