Advances in Research on the Strength and
β D. M. R. Taplin (Eds.)
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1978
π Pergamon
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Advances in Research on the Strength and Fracture of Materials. An Overview
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- 1978
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Content:
TITLES IN THIS SERIES, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
Foreword, Page xi, B.L. Averbach
Foreword, Page xii, Roy W. Nichols
Preface, Pages xiii-xv
Acknowledgements, Page xvii
International Congress on Fracture, Pages xviii-xxi
Fourth International Conference on Fracture, Pages xxii-xxiii
Standard Nomenclature List, Pages xxiv-xxvii
Conversion Units, Page xxviii
PROGRESS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FRACTURE-MECHANISM MAPS, Pages 1-14, M.F. Ashby
FAILURE MAPS APPLIED TO METAL DEFORMATION PROCESSES, Pages 15-42, J.D. Embury, G.H. LeRoy
ELASTIC/PLASTIC SEPARATION ENERGY RATE FOR CRACK ADVANCE IN FINITE GROWTH STEPS, Pages 43-59, A.P. Kfouri, J.R. Rice
MICRO-MECHANISMS OF FRACTURE AND THE FRACTURE TOUGHNESS OF ENGINEERING ALLOYS, Pages 61-92, J.F. Knott
ELASTIC-PLASTIC CRACK TIP CHARACTERIZATION IN RELATION TO R-CURVES, Pages 93-100, G.R. Irwin, P.C. Paris
TENSILE INSTABILITIES IN STRAIN-RATE DEPENDENT MATERIALS, Pages 101-116, J.W. Hutchinson, H. Obrecht
A CASE OF ELASTO-PLASTIC FLOW USING A NEW SPECIAL ELEMENT, Pages 117-131, J.L. Swedlow, M.E. Karabin Jr.
PLASTIC FLOW AROUND CRACKS UNDER FRICTION AND COMBINED STRESS, Page 133, F.A. McClintock
THE APPLICATION OF RISK ANALYSIS TO THE BRITTLE FRACTURE AND FATIGUE OF STEEL STRUCTURES, Pages 137-156, A.S. Tetelman, P.M. Besuner
DEVELOPMENT OF FATIGUE CRACKS IN REAL STRUCTURES: APPLICATIONS TO AIRCRAFT DESIGN, Pages 157-172, J. Nemec, J. Drexler, M. Klesnil
THE DESIGN AND FAILURE ANALYSIS OF A CARGO CONTAINMENT SYSTEM FOR A LIQUID NATURAL GAS SHIP, Pages 173-191, D.J. Burns, R.J. Pick, T. Brown
DYNAMIC CRACK PROPAGATION AND ARREST IN PLATES, PIPES, AND PRESSURE VESSELS, Pages 193-199, G.T. Hahn, M.F. Kanninen
RAPID FRACTURE IN BEARING STEELS, Pages 201-213, B.L. Averbach
FLOW LOCALIZATION AND THE FRACTURE TOUGHNESS OF HIGH STRENGTH MATERIALS, Pages 215-236, E. Smith, T.S. Cook, C.A. Rau
FRACTURE PROBLEMS IN NUCLEAR REACTOR TECHNOLOGY, Page 237, R.W. Nichols
SOME ASPECTS OF FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH IN METALS AND ALLOYS, Pages 239-260, C.J. Beevers
FATIGUE AT HIGH TEMPERATURE, Pages 263-292, L.F. Coffin
CREEP FAILURE BY CAVITATION UNDER NON-STEADY CONDITIONS, Pages 293-305, G.W. Greenwood
WORKABILITY IN BULK FORMING PROCESSES, Pages 307-324, H.A. Kuhn, G.E. Dieter
THE PREDICTION OF CREEP FRACTURE IN ENGINEERING ALLOYS, Pages 325-362, D. McLean, B.F. Dyson, D.M.R. Taplin
THE EFFECTS OF HYDROGEN AND IMPURITIES ON BRITTLE FRACTURE IN STEEL, Pages 363-385, C.J. McMahon Jr, C.L. Briant, S.K. Banerji
MECHANISM OF EMBRITTLEMENT AND BRITTLE FRACTURE IN LIQUID METAL ENVIRONMENTS, Pages 387-405, M.H. Kamdar
STRESS CORROSION CRACK PROPAGATION, Pages 407-428, J.C. Scully
A CASE STUDY APPROACH TO TEACHING FRACTURE, Pages 429-442, C.N. Reid, C.W.A. Newey, K.A. Reynolds, G. Weaver, K. Williams
INITIATION AND GROWTH OF CRAZES IN GLASSY POLYMERS, Pages 445-470, A.S. Argon, J.G. Hannoosh, M.M. Salama
MOLECULAR MODEL OF FRACTURE OF FIBROUS POLYMERIC MATERIAL, Pages 471-485, Anton Peterlin
FRACTURE IN HIGH POLYMERS: A MOLECULAR INTERPRETATION, Pages 487-500, H.H. Kausch
THE IMPACT TESTING OF POLYMERS - A REASSESSMENT, Pages 501-528, J.G. Williams, M.W. Birch
THE FRACTURE TOUGHNESS OF CERAMICS, Pages 529-556, A.G. Evans, A.H. Heuer, D.L. Porter
CRACKING AND FRACTURE IN COMPOSITES, Pages 557-605, G.A. Cooper, M.R. Piggott
MORPHOLOGY AND FRACTURE OF BONE, Pages 607-642, K.R. Piekarski
ADHESIVE FRACTURE MECHANICS, Pages 643-661, M.L. Williams, G.P. Anderson
MICRO AND MACRO FRACTURE MECHANICS APPROACH TO BRITTLE FRACTURE AND FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH, Pages 665-682, T. Yokobori, S. Konosu, A.T. Yokobori Jr.
SOME ASPECTS OF NON-LINEAR FRACTURE MECHANICS, Pages 683-693, A.J. Carlsson, K.M. MarkstrΓΆm
SOME RECENT THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL DEVELOPMENTS IN FRACTURE MECHANICS, Pages 695-723, H. Liebowitz, J. Eftis, D.L. Jones
FRACTURE RESEARCH IN THE MAX-PLANCK-INSTITUTE IN DUESSELDORF, Pages 725-750, A. Kochendoerfer
ASPECTS OF FRACTURE IN THE PRODUCTION AND SERVICE OF WELDED STRUCTURES, Pages 751-773, N.F. Eaton, A.G. Glover, J.T. McGrath
AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO FRACTURE INITIATION IN STRUCTURAL STEELS, Pages 775-804, W. Soete
THE INFLUENCE OF HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE ON FRACTURE, Pages 805-820, D. Francois
FRACTURE, Page 821, B.A. Bilby
Citation Index, Pages 823-834
Author Index, Pages 835-842
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