Calculation of J from test records for the growing crack
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1. H.A. Ernst, P.C. Paris, and J.D. Landes, in Fracture Mechanics, Thirteenth Conference, STP 743, ASTM, Philadelphia (1981) 476–502.10.1520/STP28814S ↗
2. H.A. Ernst and P.C. Paris, “Techniques of Analysis of Load-Displacement Records by J Integral Methods,” Nuclear Regulatory Commission, NUREG/CR-1222 (January 1980).
3. H.A. Ernst, P.C. Paris, M. Rossow, and J.W. Hutchinson, in Fracture mechanics, STP 677, ASTM, Philadelphia (1979) 581–599.10.1520/STP34937S ↗
4. J.D. Landes and R. Herrera, “A Direct J-R Curve Analysis of Fracture Toughness Tests” Journal of Testing and Evaluation (submitted for publication).
5. J.A. Joyce and E.M. Hackett, “An Advanced Procedure for J-R Curve Testing Using a Drop Tower,” presented at the Third International Symposium on Nonlinear Fracture Mechanics, Knoxville, TN, October 1986 (to be published).
6. V. Kumar, M.D. German, and C.F. Shih, “An Engineering Approach for Elastic Plastic Fracture Analysis,” Electric Power Research Institute, NP 1931, Topical Report (July 1981).10.2172/6068291 ↗
7. ASTM Standard Test Method E1152 for Determining J-R Curves, to be published in the 1987 ASTM Book of Standards.
8. H. Tada, P.C. Paris, and G.R. Irwin, The Stress Analysis of Cracks Handbook, Del Research Corporation, Hellertown, PA (1973).