Fractography of Modern Engineering Materials: Composites and Metals, Second Volume

STP Published: 1993

STP1203-EB

Fractography of Modern Engineering Materials: Composites and Metals, Second Volume

Editor(s): John E. Masters, Leslie N. Gilbertson

In 3 sections:

• Unique Fractography Techniques

• Metallic Materials

• and Polymeric and Composite Materials.

Case studies also cover a wide range, including failure investigations of an antenna used in deep space exploration and chemical storage tanks. Papers range from theoretical to applied.

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JE Masters, LN Gilbertson

Recent Developments in Quantitative Fractography

AM Gokhale, WJ Drury, S Mishra

Computerization of Fracture Features and Failure Analysis of Automotive Composite Materials

SS Saliba, TE Saliba

Statistical Analysis of Profilometric Sampling for Roughness Parameters

WJ Drury, AM Gokhale

Quantitative Fracture Surface Analysis of Fatigue Crack Propagation Under Variable Amplitude Loading

N Ranganathan, M Benguediab, G Henaff, F Adiwijayanto

Deep Space Network 70-Meter Antenna Elevation Bearing Failure Investigation

AS DiGiorgio, C Hsieh

Fractographic Study of Notch Fatigue Crack Closure and Growth Rates

R Sunder, RV Prakash, EI Mitchenko

Effect of Oxidizing Environments on Long-Term Performance of Rotationally Molded XLPE Storage Tanks

HF Wachob, FJ McGarry, GH Abell

Tensile and Tension-Tension Fatigue Fracture Behavior of γ-Al O /Al Metal Matrix Composite at Room and Elevated Temperature

K Komai, K Minoshima, T Funato

Failure Analysis of Aramid Fiber Reinforced Aluminum Laminates with Surface and Through Thickness Fatigue Cracks

Y Macheret, RJ Bucci, GE Nordmark, TR Kipp

Fractographic Analysis of Quasi-Isotropic Laminates Loaded in Compression

WB Pinnell, AS Crasto, RY Kim

Quantitative Fractography of the Cracked Lap Shear Composite Specimen

BH Fortson, EA Armanios

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Developed by Committee: D30

Pages: 224

DOI: 10.1520/STP1203-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5249-6

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-1866-9