Mechanisms of strengthening and fracture in composite materials second progress report, dec. 1, 1964 - may 31, 1965
Mechanisms of strengthening and fracture in composite materials
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Mechanisms of strengthening and fracture in composite materials
Plane strain fracture toughness of 18 Ni /250/ and 18 Ni /200/ maraging welded steel plate
Nucleation effect of surface slip on beryllium flow and fracture
Sixty-seventh annual meeting of ASTM on fracture toughness testing and application at Chicago in June 1964
Interfaces between fatigue, creep, and fracture
Mechanism of strengthening and fracture in composite materials - tensile strength, impact deformation, brittleness,
Fracture mechanics applied to strength of cracked pressure vessels
Tensile fracture propagation along plane interface of isotropic media with different elastic properties
Fracture mechanics and notch analysis comparison
Semiatomistic model for nonductile fracture based on analysis of static and dynamic stress concentrations in uniaxial fiber-matrix composite materials
Reformation processes effect on stress time-to- fracture behavior of solids
Projectile-impact-induced fracture of liquid filled, filament-reinforced plastic or aluminum tanks
Initiation and propagation of internal fracture in solids
Plane strain fracture toughness and mechanical properties of titanium alloy at room and cryogenic temperatures
Mechanisms of strengthening and fracture in various composite materials
Tensile strength, yield strength, and plane strain fracture toughness of aluminum alloy at room and cryogenic temperatures
Viscoelasticity and plasticity considerations in fracture of glasslike high polymers
Interfaces between fatigue, creep and fracture, discussing separation of fatigue process into crack initiation and crack propagation