Impact Testing of Metals

STP Published: 1970

STP466-EB

Impact Testing of Metals

Editor(s): D.E. Driscoll

The papers in the Symposium on Impact Testing of Metals were given at the Seventy-second Annual Meeting of the American Society for Testing and Mater als held in Atlantic City, N. J., 22-27 June 1969. The sponsors of this symposium were Committee E01 on Methods of Testing, Subcommittee 7 on Impact Testing, and Committee E24 on Fracture Testing of Metals. D. E. Driscoll, Army Materials and Mechanics Research Center, presided as symposium chairman.

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DE Driscoll

The Role of Impact Testing in Characterizing the Toughness of Materials

WT Matthews

Effect of Strength and Thickness on Notch Ductility

JH Gross

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An Evaluation of the Charpy Impact Test

Ø Harsem, H Wintermark

The Charpy Impact Test—Its Accuracy and Factors Affecting Test Results

NH Fahey

Measurement of Fracture Toughness by Instrumented Impact Test

CE Turner

Materials Sensitive to Slow Rates of Straining

CE Hartbower

Applications of the Instrumented Charpy Impact Test

RA Wullaert

Influence of Inertial Load in Instrumented Impact Tests

S Venzi, AH Priest, MJ May

Significance of the Drop-Weight Tear Test and Charpy V-Notch Impact Test Results

RJ Eiber, AR Duffy, GM McClure

Investigation of Transition Temperature Tests for Line Pipe Materials

EB Norris, RD Wylie

Drop-Weight Tear Test—Effect of Variables on Test Results

TG Heberling, GE Selby

Dynamic Tear Energy—A Practical Performance Criterion for Fracture Resistance

EA Lange, FJ Loss

Dynamic Fracture Toughness Tests on A302-B Steel

AJ Bush

Correlations Between and Charpy V-Notch Test Results in the Transition-Temperature Range

JM Barsom, ST Rolfe

Development of a Pendulum-Type Dynamic Tear-Test Machine

WF Franz

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Developed by Committee: E08

Pages: 322

DOI: 10.1520/STP466-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-4586-3

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-0739-7