STP Published: 1997
STP1318-EB

Nontraditional Methods of Sensing Stress, Strain, and Damage in Materials and Structures

Editor(s): George F. Lucas, David A. Stubbs

The first publication of its kind dealing with the advancement and development of innovative ways to evaluate material and structural fatigue and damage behavior. Leading experts in the field have presented sixteen peer-reviewed papers in the following comprehensive areas:

Nontraditional Extensometers -- 3 papers explore novel ways to measure point to point deformation or strain.

Nontraditional Crack Measurement Techniques -- Alternative methods for measuring crack length as well as stress-strain measurement and damage parameters are discussed in 4 papers.

Optical, Non-Contacting Strain Measurement Devices -- 4 papers examine optical methods of measuring both point to point and full field strains.

Ultrasonic and Infrared Techniques -- New and promising methods that do not rely on surface features are presented in 5 papers.

Table of Contents

GM Houser, DE Walrath

WN Sharpe, B Yuan

N Shrive, E Damson, C Frank, R Meyer, L Mejig, G Lucas

A Varvani-Farahani, TH Topper

S Tiku, NJ Marchand, B Unvala

SH Nahm, CM Suh

FM Haggag, JA Wang, MA Sokolov, KL Murty

PC McKeighan, SB Seida, EA Franke, DL Davidson

JL Rand, DA Grant

JF Cárdenas-García, MM Wu, J Hashemi

F-P Chiang, Q Wang, F Lehman

DJ Buchanan, R John, DA Stubbs, DM Benson, P Karpur

JA Wang

CS Welch, KE Cramer, JR Lesniak, BR Boyce

JR Lesniak, DJ Bazile, BR Boyce, MJ Zickel, KE Cramer, CS Welch

K Hyodo, M Yamada, T Tateishi

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Developed by Committee: E08
Pages: 231
DOI: 10.1520/STP1318-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5371-4
ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-2403-5