On the use of short-rod/bar test specimens to determine the fracture toughness of metallic materials
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OpenAlex topics: Fatigue and fracture mechanics · Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Steels · Metal Alloys Wear and Properties
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2. L.M. Barker, ASTM-STP 678, American Society for Testing and Materials (1979) 73.
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4. R.T. Bubsey, D. Munz, W.S. Pierce and J.L. Shannon Jr.,Journal of Testing and Evaluation 8 (1980) 103.10.1520/JTE10605J ↗
5. L.M. Barker and R.V. Guest, ?Compliance calibration of the short-rod fracture toughness specimen?, Terra Tek Rpt. 78-20 (April 1978).
6. L.M. Barker, ?Compliance calibration of a family of short-rod/bar fracture toughness specimens?, Terra Tek Rpt. 81-07 (February 1981).
7. J.T. Ryder, G.F. Bowie and D.E. Pettit,Engineering Fracture Mechanics 9 (1977) 901.10.1016/0013-7944(77)90011-X ↗
8. J.I. Bluhm,Engineering Fracture Mechanics 5 (1975) 593.10.1016/0013-7944(75)90059-4 ↗
9. L.M. Barker, ?Data Analysis methods for short-rod/bar fracture toughness of metallic materials?, Terra Tek Rpt Tr-80-12 1980.