Fatique and Fracture Mechanics

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Gary R. Halford, Joseph P. Gallagher
ASTM International, 2000 - Technology & Engineering - 560 pages
 

Contents

An Overview and Discussion of Basic Methodology for Fatigue
3
Irwins Stress Intensity Factor A Historical Perspective
38
The Contributions of George Irwin to ElasticPlastic Fracture Mechanics Development
54
A New Incremental Fatigue Method
65
Biaxial Fatigue of Stainless Steel 304 under Irregular Loading
79
Fatigue Life Estimation Under Cumulative Cyclic Loading Conditions
94
Assessments of Low Cycle Fatigue Behavior of Powder Metallurgy Alloy U720
110
Computer Aided Nondestructive Evaluation Method of Welding Residual Stresses by Removing Reinforcement of Weld Proposal of a New Concept ...
128
Dislocation Mechanics Basis and Stress State Dependency of the Master Curve
318
Investigation of a New Analytical Method for Treating Kinked Cracks in a Plate
329
Calculation of Stress Intensity Factors for Cracks of Complex Geometry and Subjected to Arbitrary Nonlinear Stress Fields
348
Stress Intensity Predictions with ANSYS1 for Use in Aircraft Engine Component Life Prediction
371
Fracture Parameters of Surface Cracks in Compressor Disks
391
Prediction of TimeDependent Crack Growth with Retardation Effects in Nickel Base Alloys
405
The Effect of Low Cycle Fatigue Cracks and Loading History on High Cycle Fatigue Threshold
427
Fatigue Crack Growth Threshold Stress Intensity Determination via Surface Flaw Kb Bar Specimen Geometry
445

Bulk Property Evaluation of a Thick Thermal Barrier Coating
143
Application of the TwoParameter JA2 Description to Ductile Crack Growth
163
The Technical Basis for ASTM E 182098 Deformation Limits on Jc
183
Variations of Constraint and Plastic Zone Size in SurfaceCracked Plates Under Tension or Bending Loads
206
A StripYield Model for PartThrough Surface Flaws Under Monotonic Loading
221
Application of the Weibull Methodology to a ShallowFlaw Cruciform Bend Specimen Tested Under Biaxial Loading Conditions
242
Local Approach to Dynamic Fracture Toughness Evaluation
271
Transition Fracture Toughness Testing with Notched Round Bars NRB
305
Fatigue Strength of Weld Repair Specimens Under Simulated Program Loading of an Overhead Traveling Crane
457
Modeling Crack Growth in Thin Sheet Aluminum Alloys
475
Residual Strength Analyses of Riveted LapSplice Joints
486
Damage Repair Simulation of a Tension Panel and Pressurized Cylindrical Shell Using Adhesively Bonded Patches
505
Effect of Moisture on Fracture Toughness of CompositeWood Bonded Interfaces
526
Author Index
545
Subject Index
547
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