Salt-stress-corrosion cracking of residually stressed ti-8al-1mo-1v brake-formed sheet at 550 deg f /561 deg k/
Salt stress corrosion cracking of residually stressed titanium alloy brake formed sheet for supersonic transport
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Salt stress corrosion cracking of residually stressed titanium alloy brake formed sheet for supersonic transport
Ultrasonic system for detection and measurement of fatigue cracks in notched steel alloys
Ultrasonic flaw detector records cracks in materials undergoing fatigue tests, without interfering with test progress. The detector contains modified transducers clamped to the specimens, and an oscillograph readout.
Fracture mechanics applied to strength of cracked pressure vessels
Transmission electron microscopy structural analysis of dislocations in stress-corrosion cracking of 7075 aluminum alloy
Solution of hydrogen flouride, hydrogen peroxide, and water reveals hot salt stress corrosion cracks in various titanium alloys. After the surface is rinsed in water, dried, and swabbed with the solution, it can be observed by the naked eye or at low magnification.
Microwave surface-crack detection system examines metallic surfaces with a noncontacting probe. The change in the microwave signal reflected from the surface under investigation is an indication of the existence of surface flaws. This technique can detect flaws and scratches as small as 100 microinches.
Stress corrosion cracking of titanium alloys at ambient temperature in aqueous solutions
Yielding and brittle cracking of orthotropic strip, using Wiener-Hopf technique and asymptotic method for isotropic case
Mechanical shield of high melting point material protects 6061-T6 aluminum welded with high frequency ac tungsten arc equipment. It is held in place around the weld bead area and eliminates heat check cracks.
Fiber glass material, placed between polyurethane foam insulation and the outer surfaces of cryogenic vessels, retains its resilience at cryogenic temperatures and provides an expansion layer between the metal surfaces and the polyurethane foam, preventing cracking of the latter.
Effect of microstructure on stress corrossion cracking of titanium alloys in aqueous solutions at ambient temperatures
Stress corrosion cracking of titanium aluminum vanadium alloy in nitrogen tetroxide under pressure
Potential functions for three dimensional problems of infinite elastic solid containing elliptical crack
Cracks in soldered joints on control signal processor
Fatigue crack propagation and fracture toughness characteristics of 7079 aluminum alloys in underage, peak age, and overaged conditions
Residual static strength and slow crack growth behavior of duplex annealed Ti-8Al-1Mo-1V sheet
Crack initiation phenomena associated with stress corrosion in high strength aluminum alloys
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