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STP969
Fracture Mechanics: Nineteenth Symposium

Cruse TA
Pages: 926
Published: 1988

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Identifies the major issues facing the subdivision of fracture mechanics: three dimensional issues; computational and analytical issues; damage tolerance and fatigue; elastoplastic fracture; dynamic inelastic fracture; and crack arrest theory and applications.



Table of Contents

Introduction
Cruse T.

Measurement of Three-Dimensional Effects in Fracture Mechanics
Smith C.

Three-Dimensional Elastic Surface Cracks
Cruse T.

Stress-Intensity Factors for Corner Cracks in Rectangular Bars
Newman J., Raju I.

Some Remarks on Three-Dimensional Fracture
Folias E.

Three-Dimensional Effects Affecting the Precision of Lifetime Predictions
Kordisch H., Sommer E.

Three Dimensions Versus Two Dimensions in Fracture Mechanics
Swedlow J.

Computation of the Amplitude of Stress Singular Terms for Cracks and Reentrant Corners
Babuška I., Szabó B.

Line Spring Model and Its Applications to Part-Through Crack Problems in Plates and Shells
Aksel B., Erdogan F.

Methodology for Mixed-Mode Stress-Intensity Factor Calculations
Moyer E.

Damage Tolerance of Stiffened-Skin Structures: Prediction and Experimental Verification
Vlieger H.

Mechanical Durability Assurance in Automotive Structures
Landgraf R.

Role of Damage Tolerance and Fatigue Crack Growth in the Power Generation Industry
Coffin L.

Structural Integrity of Rail in Railroad Track in the United States
Orringer O., Steele R.

Three-Dimensional Crack-Tip Deformation in a Plastically Deformed Three-Point Bending Specimen
Chiang F., Wu X.

On the Application of R-Curves and Maximum Load Toughness to Structures
Anderson T., Garwood S., Gordon J.

Application of the J Concept to Fatigue Crack Growth in Large-Scale Yielding
Bathias C., Lambert Y., Saillard P.

Fracture Toughness of Stainless Steel Welds
Mills W.

Use of R-Curves for Design in the Elastic-Plastic Fracture Mechanics Regime
Etemad M., Turner C.

Fatigue Behavior of Axial and Pressure Cycled Butt and Girth Welds Containing Defects
Goetz D., Hudson C., Leis B., Scott P.

Effect of Temperature and Strain Rate on Upper Shelf Fracture Behavior of A533B Class 1 Pressure Vessel Steel
Jung Y., Murty K.

Using Combined Experiments and Analysis to Generate Dynamic Critical Stress Intensity Data
Ingraffea A., Swenson D.

Analysis of Crack Arrest Under Elastic-Plastic Conditions
Bastias P., Hahn G., Kumar A., Rubin C.

Ductile Crack Bifurcation and Arrest in Pressurized Pipe
Chao Y., Emery A., Johansson O., Kobayashi A., Love W.

Dynamic Measurement of Crack-Tip Opening Displacement
Douglas A., Sharpe W., Waclawiw Z.

Dynamic Moiré Interferometry Studies of Stress Wave and Crack-Tip Diffraction Events in 1018 Steel
Deason V., Epstein J., Reuter W.

Determination of Dynamic Fracture Behavior in 4340 Steel Compact Crack Arrest Specimens Using Birefringent Coatings and Finite-Element Analysis
Barker D., Khatri S.

Approximate Methods for Analysis of Dynamic Crack Growth and Arrest
Nilsson F.

Some Aspects of Performing Dynamic Measurements and Analyses on the Compact Crack Arrest Specimen for A533-B Steel
Brickstad B., Dahlberg L.

A Cooperative Study for the Evaluation of Crack Arrest Toughness of RPV Materials in Japan
Ando Y., Sakai Y., Yagawa G.

A Method for Determining the Crack Arrest Fracture Toughness of Ferritic Materials
Barker D., Chona R., Corwin W., Fourney W., Irwin G., Marschall C., Rosenfield A., Wessel E.

Experimental Evaluation of an Equation Applicable for Surface Cracks Under Tensile or Bending Loads
Epstein J., Reuter W.

A Three-Dimensional Weight Function Method
Banks-Sills L.

Constraint-Loss Model for the Growth of Surface Fatigue Cracks
Gilbert M., Gooden O., Laflen J., Van Stone R.

Line Spring Method of Stress-Intensity Factor Determination for Surface Cracks in Plates Under Arbitrary In-Plane Stresses
Yang C.

Mixed-Mode Stress-Intensity Factor Solutions for Offshore Structural Tubular Joints
Rhee H., Salama M.

Wide-Plate Crack-Arrest Testing: Evolution of Experimental Procedures
deWit R., Fields R., Low S.

Fracture Analyses of Heavy-Section Steel Technology Wide-Plate Crack-Arrest Experiments
Bass B., Keeney-Walker J., Merkle J., Naus D., Pugh C.

Comparison of Analysis and Experimental Data for a Unique Crack Arrest Specimen
Ayres D., Fabi R., Norris D., Schonenberg R.

Review of Pressurized-Water-Reactor-Related Thermal Shock Studies
Ball D., Cheverton R., Iskander S.

Pressurized Thermal Shock Experiments with Thick Vessels
Bryan R., Merkle J., Nanstad R., Robinson G.

Fatigue Crack Propagation Behavior and Damage Accumulation Relationships in an Aluminum Alloy
O'Connor B., Plumtree A.

Fatigue Crack Growth at High Load Ratios in the Time-Dependent Regime
Ashbaugh N., Nicholas T.

Threshold and Nonpropagation of Fatigue Cracks Under Service Loading
Castro D., Marci G., Munz D.

Fatigue Crack Growth Rate Properties of SA508 and SA533 Pressure Vessel Steels and Submerged-Arc Weldments in a Pressurized Water Environment
Begley J., Liaw P., Logsdon W.

Fatigue Crack Growth in Aircraft Main Landing Gear Wheels
Nagar A.

Near-Threshold Crack Growth in Nickel-Base Superalloys
Krueger D., Van Stone H.

Effect of Frequency on Fatigue Crack Growth Rate of Inconel 718 at High Temperature
Weerasooriya T.

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Committee: E08
Paper ID: STP969-EB
DOI: 10.1520/STP969-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5041-6

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