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STP675
Fatigue Mechanisms
Fong JT
Pages: 904
Published: 1979
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Deals with direct observations of different physical characteristics; dislocation level; clip bands; striations, voids and micro cracks, time dependent damage; and the basic concepts of quantitative microscopy.
Table of Contents
Closing Remarks by Session Chairman
Coffin L.
Opening Remarks by Session Chairman
Grosskreutz J.
Closing Remarks by Session Chairman
Grosskreutz J.
Concluding Remarks on Session
Opening Remarks by Session Chairman
Fong J.
General Discussion and Concluding Remarks
Fatigue Mechanism—Key to the Solution of the Engineer's Second Fundamental Problem
Fong J.
Fatigue Mechanism—An Historical Perspective
Coffin L.
Quantitative Microscopy and Fatigue Mechanisms
Rhines F.
On the Process of Subsurface Fatigue Crack Initiation in Ti-6Al-4V
Bhowal P., Eylon D., McEvily A., Ruppen J.
Persistent Slipbands in Fatigued Face-Centered and Body-Centered Cubic Metals
Ackermann F., Herz K., Mughbrabi H.
Dislocation Structures Around the Crack Tips in the Early Stage in Fatigue of Iron
Awatani J., Katagiri K., Koyanagi K., Omura A., Shiraishi T.
Grain Size Effect on Crack Nucleation and Growth in Long-Life Fatigue of Low-Carbon Steel
Hoshina M., Taira S., Tanaka K.
Mechanisms of Fatigue and Environmentally Assisted Fatigue
Lynch S.
Factors Influencing Stage I Crack Propagation in Age-Hardened Alloys
Meyer R., Nageswararao M., Wilhelm M.
Direct Observation and Mechanism of Fatigue Crack Propagation
Adachi M., Jono M., Kikukawa M.
The Study of Fatigue Mechanisms with Electron Channeling
Davidson D.
Dynamic, Real-Time Fatigue Crack Propagation at High Resolution as Observed in the Scanning Electron Microscope
Davidson D., Lankford J.
Direct Observations—The Essential Ingredients for Discovering Fundamental Mechanisms of Fatigue
Fong J.
A Review of Fatigue Fracture Topology Effects on Threshold and Growth Mechanisms
Gerberich W., Moody N.
Microstructural Aspects of the Threshold Condition for Nonpropagating Fatigue Cracks in Martensitic-Ferritic Structures
Kunio T., Yamada K.
Experiments Concerning Brittle, Ductile, and Environmentally Controlled Fatigue Crack Growth
Fuhlrott H., Neumann P., Vehoff H.
Some Effects of Microstructure and Environment on Fatigue Crack Propagation
Scarlin R.
Quantitative Analysis of Fatigue Process—Microcracks and Slip Lines Under Cyclic Strains
Kitagawa H., Miyashita S., Suh C., Takahashi S.
Fatigue Behavior of Polymers
Beardmore P.
Fatigue Fracture Micromechanisms in Engineering Plastics
Hertzberg R., Manson J., Skibo M.
Micromechanisms of Low-Cycle Fatigue in Nickel-Based Superalloys at Elevated Temperatures
Pelloux R., Runkle J.
Low-Cycle Fatigue Damage Mechanisms at High Temperature
Coffin L., Sidey D.
A Mechanism of Intergranular Fracture During High-Temperature Fatigue
Min B., Raf R.
Cyclic Stress-Strain Response and Damage Mechanisms at High Temperature
Bhat S., Laird C.
Quantitative Stereological Methods for Analyzing Important Microstructural Features in Fatigue of Metals and Alloys
Starke E., Underwood E.
A Critical Evaluation of Mathematical Equations for Fatigue Crack Growth with Special Reference to Ferrite Grain Size and Monotonic Yield Strength Dependence
Yokobori T.
Micromechanics Theory of Fatigue Crack Initiation Applied to Time-Dependent Fatigue
Lin S., Lin T.
Statistical Aspects of Fatigue at Microscopic, Specimen, and Component Levels
Fong J.
Fatigue Damage Mechanisms in Composite Materials: A Review
Reifsnider K., Stinchcomb W.
Fatigue Mechanisms in Nickel and Cobalt-Base Eutectic Composites
Duquette D., Stoloff N.
On Understanding Environment-Enhanced Fatigue Crack Growth — A Fundamental Approach
Wei R.
Model for Prediction of Fatigue Lives Based Upon a Pitting Corrosion Fatigue Process
Hoeppner D.
Symposium Summary and an Assessment of Research Progress in Fatigue Mechanisms
LeMay I.
Appendix: List of Symposium Participants and Correspondents
Subject/Keyword Index
Author/Discussor Index
Committee: E08
Paper ID: STP675-EB
DOI: 10.1520/STP675-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-4744-7
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