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What the Designer Should Know About Fracture Mechanics Testing
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This paper reviews some typical specimen designs, procedures, and important variables involved in fracture mechanics testing. Measurement of fracture mechanics quantities that characterize fast unstable fracture, stress-corrosion cracking, and fatigue are discussed. Some procedures are outlined by which laboratory measurements may be used to estimate quantitatively a material's suitability for particular service applications and its influence on subsequent inspection requirements.
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Sinclair, G., "What the Designer Should Know About Fracture Mechanics Testing," SAE Technical Paper 710152, 1971, https://doi.org/10.4271/710152.Also In
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