Fracture mechanics and the time dependent strength of adhesive joints
Fracture mechanics and time dependent strength of adhesive joints
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Fracture mechanics and time dependent strength of adhesive joints
Design criteria for fracture optimization of metallic pressure vessels
Tables on fracture mechanics of notched bars of boride composites and cobalt bonded tungsten carbide
Analytical and experimental investigation of ductile fracture of polymers using adaptation of Dugdale model
Anisotropic materials ductile fracture involving crack initation and propagation, using Dugdale mathematical model
Thin Al and plexiglass sheets biaxial stress field effect on fatigue and fracture
Fatigue and fracture in elastic cylindrical shells with circumferential crack under axial tension, noting precracked specimens
Complex airframe design for economic and safe operation and long life using fatigue and fracture mechanics
Spacecraft structures weight optimization based on fracture mechanics and reliability cost constraints applied to pressure vessel design
Fracture mechanics and time dependent strength of elastic or viscoelastic solids adhesively jointed by soft polymeric bonding layer
Attitude measurements of fractures bounding lunar rilles from systematic increase with height
Atomic bond rupture and molecular mechanisms of polymer fracture, using EPR spectroscopy
Elastic adhesive interlayer effect on bond fracture strength, considering propellant-liner- steel combination in solid rocket motors
Viking Mars spacecraft pressure vessel design, incorporating linear elastic fracture mechanics for long life
Microradiographic and acoustic evaluation of fracture in boron filament aluminum matrix composite under tensile stress
Semiempirical modification of Irwin fracture analysis for semielliptical surface crack in metal plate
Specimen design effects on Al and Ti alloy plane strain fracture toughness at room and cryogenic temperatures, discussing crack propagation and rolling directions orientations
Processing studies designed to produce boride composites with metal additives to lower fabrication temperatures and increase the impact strength are reported. Hot pressing experiments were performed with ZrB2 and Fe, Ti, and Zr employed singly as additives. Data for the characterization, impact tests, slow bend tests, and fracture strength are presented.