Application of a double linear damage rule to cumulative fatigue.
Double linear damage rule used in conjunction with crack initiation and propagation equations, applied to cumulative fatigue damage
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Application of a double linear damage rule to cumulative fatigue
Cumulative metal fatigue damage predicted by double linear damage rule with formulas for crack formation and propagation
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Cumulative Index to NASA Tech Briefs, 1963 - 1966
Cumulative index of NASA Tech Briefs dealing with electrical and electronic, physical science and energy sources, materials and chemistry, life science, and mechanical innovations
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Cumulative fatigue under variable-frequency excitation.
Extended theory of cumulative damage in fatigue when stress amplitude varies from cycle to cycle throughout life of structure
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Application of a double linear damage rule to cumulative fatigue.
Double linear damage rule for predicting cumulative fatigue damage, crack initiation and propagation and fatigue life, noting improved accuracy
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Aerospace medicine and biology - A cumulative index
Cumulative index for NASA bibliography on aerospace medicine and biological effects - January 1968
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A computer program for reversion of the cumulative binomial probability distribution
Computer program for reversion of cumulative binomial probability distribution
Bien, D. D.↗
Cumulative index to NASA Tech Briefs, 1963-1967
Cumulative index to NASA survey on technology utilization of aerospace research output
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Analysis of cumulative errors associated with category 2 and 3 operations with requirements for additional research
Cumulative errors associated with Category 2 and 3 operations, and terminal flight paths for low visibility landings
Litchford, G. B.↗
Approximate calculation of cumulative probability from a moment-generating function
Numerical method for calculating cumulative distribution of positive random variable
Helstrom, C. W.↗
Aerospace Medicine and Biology - A cumulative index to the 1968 issues of a continuing bibliography
Cumulative index to continuing bibliography on aerospace medicine and biological effects - 1968
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Approximate calculation of cumulative probability from a moment-generating function.
Cumulative probability distribution of positive random variable from moment generating function, exemplifying exponential and Poisson functions
Helstrom, C. W.↗
Direct and indirect evaluation of the cumulative binomial function on a desk-top- type electronic computer
Cumulative binomial function for direct and indirect computation on desk-top calculator
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Aerospace Medicine and Biology - A cumulative index to a continuing bibliography
Cumulative index for abstracts of NASA documents on aerospace medicine and biology
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A cumulative index to the 1971 issues of Aeronautical Engineering
This publication is a cumulative index to the abstracts contained in NASA SP-7037 (02) through NASA SP-7037 (13) of Aeronautical Engineering: A Special Bibliography.
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An exploratory investigation of cumulative shock fatigue.
A simple device for producing cumulative shock loading in solids is described. The device uses a ballistic-impact-driven projectile to introduce high-stress waves into a solid. The impact time and load amplitude can be varied to produce fracture in one or several impacts in PMMA rods. The wavefront approached a square wave shape. Materials other than PMMA were loaded to failure to demonstrate the versatility of the device. Fracture morphologies observed with optical and scanning-electron microscopy are described.
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The octahedral shear strain theory and its relation to biaxial cumulative fatigue damage.
The octahedral shear strain range concept is used in analyzing multiaxial fatigue damage. Limited test data from a two-step loading sequence show that the loading effect is still pronounced in the multiaxial case and that the relation between damage and cycle ratio is nonlinear. Among uniaxial cumulative damage concepts, the modified multiaxial double linear damage rule seems to show the most favorable experimental results.
Zamrik, S. Y.↗
A cumulative index to the 1972 issues of a continuing bibliography on aerospace medicine and biology
This publication is a cumulative index to the abstracts contained in Supplements 99 through 110 of Aerospace Medicine and Biology: A Continuing Bibliography. It includes three indexes - subject, personal author, and corporate source.
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