List of contents and author index volume 37, 1990

engineering fracture mechanics

List of Contents and Author Volume 37, 1990

Index

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List of Contents NUMBER

1

R. Ballarini

1

A rigid line inclusion

Ch. Zhang

7

Dynamic stress intensity surface-breaking crack

at a bimaterial

interface

factors

15

Influence of loading behavior in a titanium

D. J. Smith

27

Crack growth creep

P. Dong

43

Plane-stress mixed-mode perfectly plastic solids

E. Z. Lajtai, B. J. Carter and M. L. Ayari

59

Criteria for brittle fracture in compression

H. Alawi

75

Designing reliably random loading

87

Notch mechanics problems

N. Hasebe, and J. lida

T. Nakamura

in brittle

on

an

S. Mall, J. A. Perez and T. Nicholas

and J. Pan

history alloy

of

materials

fatigue

threshold

exhibiting

near-tip

for fatigue

inclined

fields

crack

for plane and thin

primary

in elastic

growth

under

plate bending

D. J. Unger

101

A modified Stefan problem related controlled stress corrosion cracking

D. K. M. Shum and Yonggang Y. Huang

107

Fundamental solutions residual stress

Cao Junnan

119

The elastic-plastic specimen

127

A dynamic crack model with viscous crack opening: antiplane shear mode

s. ltou

145

An experiment on the behaviour interface crack

R. Wong, R. Herrera, Z. Zhou and J. D. Landes

153

Development normalization

R. R. S. S.

163

Crack initiation vessel materials

and growth

175

Stress intensity thickness step

factor for a crack passing through

Chien-Ching

E. K. K. K.

Ma

Rai, P. Sundaram, Pandey, A. N. Kumar, Banerjee and Ghosh

T. Nishimura, T. Uchimoto and K. Hiraoka

to

for microcracking

parameters

of

transport-

induced

the

by

C-shaped

resistance

to

around the tips of an

of J-R curves from obsolete data using techniques resistance

in pressure

a

J. Llorca and V. SBnche2 Gdlvez

185

Modelling

M. Comninou

197

An overview of interface cracks

J. C. Lee

209

Analysis of a fiber bridged crack near a free surface in ceramic matrix composites

L. Olaosebikan

221

On the variation of stress along the front of cracks and surface flaws

D. W. Hammond S. A. Meguid

and

D. Radaj

plasticity-induced

fatigue crack closure

Technical Notes A novel stroboscopy system to facilitate the continuous monitoring of fatigue cracks

237

245

Local fatigue strength characteristic values for spot welded joints I

Software Survey Section NUMBER

2

251

The singular field at the tip of a wedge-like rigid inclusion in a hardening material under longitudinal shear

E. Smith

259

Crack growth ceramics

C. Makabe

263

A consideration on stable growth of a ductile crack in a center cracked plate of 70/30 brass

P. Will, B. Michel and M. Schaper

275

Justification

Zhao Yishu

283

Elliptic rule criterion for mixed mode crack propagation

293

Liquid impact on toughened glasses

C. J. Jih and C. T. Sun

313

Evaluation of a finite element based crack-closure method for calculating static and dynamic strain energy release rates

W. 0. Soboyejo. J. F. Knott, M. J. Walsh and K. R. Cropper

323

Fatigue crack propagation of coplanar semi-elliptical cracks in pure bending

M. Ben- Amoz

341

A cumulative damage theory for fatigue life prediction

J. Sung

349

On the plane strain and crack stability in chevronnotched specimen for K,, and work-of-fracture determination

S. A. Meguid

361

Three-dimensional finite element analysis of circumferentially-cracked notched and un-notched cylindrical components

S. Yang

and Y. J. Chao

R. J. Hand

and J. E. Field

iv

behaviour of non-phase-transforming

of nonlinear J-resistance

curves

373

Crack propagation residual stresses

R. Arone

389

Influence of statistical dispersion of defect orientations on limiting fracture surfaces for brittle bodies

J. Schijve

405

Crack stoppers and ARALL

C. S. Shin

423

The stress intensity holes

M. H. Aliabadi, D. J. Cartwright and W. Doney

437

Bueckner plane

Hao Tian-Hu

447

Hao Tian-Hu

453

An exact solution interface

457

An asymptotic finite-deformation approach stress singularity at the tip of a crack

D. W. Hammond S. A. Meguid

T.-H.

and

Hao and Y.-C.

Wu

weight

in the presence of shot-peening

laminates

of corner cracks emanating

functions

for cracks near a half-

Technical Notes The problem of cracks on the interfaces ogeneity and matrices

I

Software

NUMBER

from

of inhom-

of a crack on a bimaterial

curve

to the

Survey Section

3

461

The numerical solution of opening mode finite body fracture problems using generalized Westergaard functions

473

Crack considerations specimen

493

A hybrid numerical/experimental technique for determining the heat dissipated during low cycle fatigue

505

A comparison of test methods for the determination of fatigue crack growth rate threshold in titanium at elevated temperature

P. Johnson, X. P. Zhang and G. Pluvinage

519

Crack growth rate in impact fatigue and grammed variable amplitude loading fatigue

T. C. Wang

527

Elastic-plastic asymptotic material interfaces

539

Analysis of stress intensity factors for cracked plates with nonuniform thicknesses by the advanced stiffness derivative method

551

A modified Dugdale model for crack tip plasticity its related problems

R. J. Sanford J. R. Berger

and

A. N. Palazotto J. G. Mercer A. K. Wong G. C. Kirby G. C. Salivar F. K. Haake

and

and Ill and

Cheng Shumin, and Zhang Xing

Wu Shaofu

T. J. Lu and C. L. Chow

in a notched

fields

compact

for cracks

tension

in pro-

on

bi-

and

T. S. Srivatsan and T. S. Sudarshan

569

Fracture of precipitation alloys-role of environment

G. T. Sha and Chien-Tung Yang

591

Use of analytically decoupled near-tip solutions for calculating the decoupled tions of mixed fracture modes

S. C. Mouskos and H. G. Georgiadis

611

Cruciform

Zhang Zheng

621

Microvoid multistage nucleating model and its application in analyses of micro damage and fracture

631

The normal displacement arbitrary shape

D. V. Swenson and N. Kaushik

641

Finite element analysis

Shaofu Wu and A. Chudnovsky

653

The effective elastic properties with microcracks

Chai Guozhong, Hong Qichao and Li Zhezhen

661

Fatigue behaviour

Chai Guozhong

667

A mixed mode fracture J integral criterion for elastic perfectly plastic materials in small scale yielding

Sun Jun, Deng Zengjie and Tu Mingjing

675

Plane stress elastic-plastic fracture criteria straint intensity in crack tip regions

N. I. loakimidis

681

N. I. loakimidis

685

Elementary real path-dependent integrals for the accurate evaluation of stress intensity factors at a class of straight crack tips

F. H. Al-Sugair and A. S. Kiremidjian

691

Low-cycle simulation

J. Joch

697

Integral

M. Newby

701

Likelihood growth

Zhou

Keshi and Changqing Yong

strengthened

crack propagation

displacement weight func-

in plane strain

of a crack

surface

of edge cracking

with

in plates

of a linear elastic solid

of nozzle corner cracks

Technical Notes Interaction of a moment with a crack determination of weight functions

fatigue

aluminum

data-statistical

and con-

tip for the

analysis

and

parameters for thermal fracture J’, JO and J’

Software

NUMBER

methods and the analysis of fatigue

crack

Survey Section

4

I. S. Raju and K. N. Shivakumar

707

An equivalent domain integral method in the twodimensional analysis of mixed mode crack problems

Zhao Jianhua Ji Fangsheng

727

Stress analysis of unidirectional composites surface notch by variational principle

and

vi

with

a

P. V. Anil Kumar. 6. Nageswara Rao and A. R. Acharya

735

Statistical scatter in fracture toughness of M250 grade maraging steel predicted from Charpy V-notch impact test

P. S. Theocaris

739

The elastic field around the crack tip measured scanning electromicroscopy

by

L. S. Vesier and S. D. Antolovich

753

Fatigue crack propagation in Tl-6242 temperature and waveform

of

777

A central crack of mode III at the boundary four different media in a finite disc

Kang Yong Lee and Youn Ho Cho

787

Boundary element analysis of thermal stress intensity factors for cusp cracks

Kang Yong Lee and Kwan-Bo Sim

799

Thermal shock stress intensity weight function method

E. Si

805

Stress intensity

E. Si

813

Stress intensity factors for surface cracks emanating from the circumferential notch root in notched round bars

817

A Griffith crack at the interface of two bonded similar orthotropic elastic half-planes

825

A continuum damage model for weld zone under low cycle fatigue loading

Th. Macke, E. Martin, J. J. Balette and J. M. Quenisset

831

Compliance calibration impact testing

D. Vasilopoulos

839

An algorithm corner

Wei

853

Plastic damage and ductile

S. Y. Zhang, L. W. Tsai and J. Q. Liu

881

Strain energy density composite materials

H. S. Saxena and R. S. Dhaliwal

891

A penny-shaped crack at the interface of two bonded dissimilar transversely isotropic elastic half-spaces

C. Ouyang, B. Mobasher and S. P. Shah

901

An R-curve materials

X. S. Zhang (Zhang and Hong-Yao Wu

R. S. Dhaliwal H. S. Saxena Wang Tiejun Lou Zhiwen

Xiaosi)

and

and

Hua Tai

I

Software

NUMBER R. S. Alwar and S. Thiagarajan

915

as a function

factor by Bueckner’s

factors for edge cracks in round bars

during

instrumented

for the eigenvalues

Charpy

of a fixed-fixed

fracture in mild steels

ratio criterion

approach

dis-

heat affected

for fracture

for fracture

of

of quasi-brittle

Survey Section

5

Influence of crack closure for geometrically plates bending problem vii

cross of

nonlinear

Cheng Yi-Heng and Hans-Georg Hahn

921

investigation of the elastic interaction between a crack and a fiber-some new findings

Zheng

933

Local stress parameters at the weld specimens

M. Doblare, F. Espiga, L. Gracia and M. Alcantud

953

Study of crack propagation in orthotropic using the boundary element method

N. Yazdani

969

Probabilistic fracture way bridges

987

Evaluation of effect of plae thickness on fatigue strength of butt welded joints by a test maintaining maximum stress at yield strength

995

Cumulative damage model for mean fatigue crack growth based on the kinetic theory of thermally activated fracture

D. Radaj, Zhaoyun and W. Mijhrmann

and P. Albrecht

A. Ohta, T. Mawari N. Suzuki

and

F. Kozin and J. L. Bogdanoff

mechanics

spot of various

materials by

application

to high-

E. Yamaguchi and Wai-Fah Chen

1011

Post-failure pression

B. Strnadel, E. Mazancova and K. Mazanec

1025

Model steel

V. G. DeGiorgi

1039

A computational investigation of local strength and toughness on crack growth

V. R. Ranganath, R. K. Pandey and A. N. Kumar

1059

A comparative study of various approaches toughness evaluation

R. K. Kumar, R. Narasimhan 0. Prabhakar

1071

Finite element analysis of dynamic crack growth plane stress in a viscoplastic material

Fan Tian-You

1085

The Dugdale

Xing

Xiu-San

1089

Non-equilibrium

Xing

Xiu-San

1099

Microscopic

J. N. Yang and S. D. Manning

1105

Stochastic crack growth metallic structures

A. A. Aaghaakouchak. S. Dharmavasan and G. Glinka

1125

Stress intensity factors for cracks in structures different boundary conditions

2. D. Jiang, G. Bezine

and P. Matic

and

J. Petit

and

behavior

of ductile

fracture

statistical

statistical

Technical Note Fatigue propagation

1145

Erratum Software VII1

initiation

model for semi-infinite

1139

I

of concrete

Survey

materials

in spheroidized

material

for CTOD

under

crack in a strip

theory of ceramics fracture

theory

of damage fracture

analysis

methodologies

of two parallel cracks

Section

in com-

for

under

NUMBER

6

1149

Structural

1157

The preliminary analysis of reliability structure with damage

1165

The stress intensity arbitrary shapes

1183

The fracture energy and acoustic emission of a short carbon fiber reinforced nylon 66 composite

1195

A new formulated method of a quasi-compatible finite element and its application in fracture mechanics

0. G. Bilir and M. Harun

1203

Effect of stress ratio on the rate of growth cracks in 1100 Al-alloy

Y. A. Bahei-El-Din H. Nigam

1207

Fracture of fibrous metal matrix composites-Ill. Effect of imperfection geometry and heat treatment

1233

A new method to calculate surface cracks in finite plates

1237

Experimental and finite element studies on mode and mixed mode (I and II) stable crack growth-l. Experimental

I

1251

Experimental and finite element studies on mode and mixed mode (I and II) stable crack growth-II. Finite element analysis

I

M. E. M. El-Sayed E. H. Lund L. yang

and

and L. 2. Shuang

G. S. Wang

and A. F. Blom

E. Jinen

Wang Zhichao, Zhang and Liu Chun-Tu

and

Dan Zhao and Jia-Yong Wang D. K. Mahanty S. K. Maiti

and

S. K. Maiti and D. K. Mahanty

J. H. Underwood M. D. Witherell

and

Lisu

optimization

with

factors

fatigue

for

life constraints

for a composite

pressed

K, for

I

Software

i

Index to Vol. 37

ix

Survey Section

in

of fatigue

semi-elliptical

Technical Note Load-line displacements for three-point-bend using bottom surface displacements

1277

cracks

J tests

Author Aaghaakouchak, A. A. 1125 Acharva. A. R. 735 Al-St&air, F. H. 691 Alawi. H. 75 Albredht. P. 969 Alcantud’, M. 953 Aliabadi. M. H. 437 Alwar. R. S. 91.5 Anil I&mar, P. V. 735 Antolovich. S. D. 753 Arone, R. ‘389 Ayari, M. L. 59 Bahei-El-Din, Y. A. 1207 Balette, J. J. .831 Ballarini. R. 1 Baneriee: S. K. 163 Ben-Amoz, M. 341 Bereer. J. R. 461 Bezyne: G. 1139 Bilir, 0. G. 1203 Blom, A. F. 1165 Bogdanoff, J. L. 995 Cao Junnan 119 Carter, B. J. 59 Cartwright, D. J. 437 Chai Guozhong 661, 667 Chao, Y. J. 251 Chen, W.-F. 1011 Cheng Shumin 539 Cheng Yi-Heng 921 Chien-Tung Yang 591 Cho Youn Ho 787 Chow, C. L. 551 Chudnovsky, A. 653 Comninou, M. 197 Cropper, K. R. 323 Dan Zhao 1233 DeGiorgi, V. G. 1039 Deng Zengjie 675 Dhaliwal, R. S. 817, 891 Dharmavasan, S. 1125 Doblare, M. 953 Doney, W. 437 Dong, P. 43 El-Sayed, M. E. M. 1149 Espiga, F. 953 Fan Tian-You 1085 Field, J. E. 293 Georgiadis, H. G. 611 K. 163 Glinka; G. 1125 Gracia, L. 953

Ghosh. S.

Haake. F. K. 505 Hahn,‘H.-G. 921 Hammond. D. W. 237. 373 Hand, R. i. 293 ’ Hao Tian-Hu 447, 453 Hao, T.-H. 457 Harun, M. 1203 Hasebe, N. 87

Index

Herrera, R. 153 Hiraoka, K. 175 Hong Qichao 661 Iida,. J. 87 Ioalumidis, N. I. 681, 685 1tou, s. 145

Pan, J. 43 Pandev, R. K. 163, 1059 Perez;J. A. 15 Petit. J. 1139 Pluvinage, G. 519 Prabhakar, 0. 1071 Quenisset, J. M. 831

Ji Fangsheng 727 Jiang, Z. D. 1139 Jih. C. J. 313 Jinkn, E. 1183 Joch, J. 697 Johnson, P. 519 Kaushik, N. 641 Kirby, G. C. III 493 Kiremidjian, A. S., 691 Knott, J. F. 323 Kozin, F. 995 Kumar, A. N. 163, 1059 Kumar, R. K. 1071 Lajtai, E. Z. 59 Landes. J. D. 153 Lee Kang Yong 787, 799 Lee, J. C. 209 Li Zhezhen 661 Liu Chun-Tu 1195 Liu, J. Q. 881 Llorca, 3. 185 Lou Zhiwen 825 Lu, T. J. 551 Lund, E. H. 1149 Ma Chien-Ching 127 Macke, Th. 831 Mahanty, D. K. 1237, 1251 Maiti, S. K. 1237, 1251 Makabe, C. 263 Mall, S. 15 Manning, S. D. 1105 Martin, E. 831 Matic, P. 1039 Mawari, T. 987 Mazancov& E. 1025 Mazanec, K. 1025 Meguid, S. A. 237, 361, 373 Mercer, J. G. 473 Michel, B. 275 Mobasher, B. 901 Mdhrmann, W. 933 Mouskos, S. C. 611 Nageswara Rao, B. 735 Nakamura, T. 87 Narasimhan, R. 1071 Newbv, M. 701 Nicholas, T. 15 Nieam. H. 1207 Niihimura, T. 175 Ohta, A. 987 Olaosebikan, L. 221 ouyang, c. 901 Palazotto, A. N. 473 xi

Radaj, D. Rai, R. E. Raju, I. S. Ranganath,

245, 933 163 707 V. R. 1059

Salivar, G. C. 505 S&chez G&ez, V. 185 Sanford, R. J. 461 Saxena, H. S. 817, 891 Schaper, M. 275 Schijve, J. 405 Sha, G. T. 591 Shah, S. P. 901 Shin. C. S. 423 Shivakumar, K. N. 707 Shuang, L. Z. 1157 Shum, D. K. M. 107 Si, E. 805, 813 Sim Kwan-Bo 799 Smith, D. J. 27 Smith, E. 259 Soboyejo, W. 0. 323 Srivatsan, T. S. 569 Stmadel, B. 1025 Sudarshan, T. S. 569 Sun Jun 675 Sun, C. T. 313 Sundaram. P. 163 Sung, J. 349 Suzuki, N. 987 Swenson, D. V. 641 Theocaris, P. S. 739 Thiagarajan, S. 915 Tsai, L. W. 881 Tu Mingling 675 Uchimoto, T. 175 Underwood, J. H. 1277 Unger, D. J. 1OI Vasilopoulos, D. 839 Vesier, L. S. 753 Walsh, M. J. 323 Wang Tiejun 825 Wang Zhichao 1195 Wang, G. S. 1165 Wang, J.-Y. 1233 Wang; T. C. 527 Wei Hua Tai 853 Will, P. 275 Witherell, M. D. 1277 Wong, A. K. 493 Wong, R. 153 Wu Hong-Yao 777 Wu Shaofu 539, 653

wu, Y.-C. 457 Xing Xiu-San

Yazdani, N. 969 Yonggang Y. Huang 107

1089, 1099

Yamaguchi, E. 1011 Yang, J. N. 1105 Yang, L. 1157 Yang, s. 251

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