Maximum load toughness
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2. O. L. Towers and S. J. Garwood, Ductile Instability Considerations and the Prediction of Driving Force Curves for Six Test Geometries, Research Report 89/1979, The Welding Institute (1979).
3. G. A. Clarke et al., Journal of Testing and Evaluation 7 (1979) 49?56.10.1520/JTE11201J ↗
4. S. J. Garwood and C. E. Turner, in Fracture 1977, University of Waterloo, 3 (1977) 279?284.
5. W. R. Andrews and C. E. Shih, in Elastic Plastic Fracture, STP 668, American Society for Testing and Materials, Philadelphia (1979) 426?450.10.1520/STP35842S ↗
6. Methods for Crack Opening Displacement (COD) Testing, British Standard BS5762 (1979).
7. S. J. Garwood, in Fracture Mechanics, STP 700, American Society for Testing and Materials, Philadelphia (1980) to appear.
8. O. L. Towers and S. J. Garwood, The Geometry Dependence and Significance of Maximum Load Toughness Values, Third European Colloquium on Fracture, London, 8?10 September 1980, to be presented.10.1016/B978-0-08-026161-4.50161-8 ↗