List of contents and author index volume 46, 1993

engineering fracture mechanics List of Cantents and Authar index varume 4&1993

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List of Contents NUMBER 1

J. C. Newman, Jr., C. A. Bigelow and K. N. Shivakumar

1

finite-element Three-dimensional elastic-plastic analyses of constraint variations in cracked bodies

and N. G. Shrive

15

On the Griffith compression

K. T. Sundara Raja lyengar, B. K. Raghuprasad, T. S. Nagaraj and Bharti Pate1

27

Prediction of load-deflection behaviour using fracture energy G,: a comparative study of two fracture models for concrete

B. Guha

35

Effect of specimen geometry on fatigue of welded joints

41

Edge crack propagation under sliding load

57

Nonlinear fracture assessment by using the finite element method

79

Measurement of residual stress distributions near the toe of an attachment welded on a plate using the crack compliance method

Guo Wanlin

93

Elastoplastic three dimensional crack border field-l. Singular structure of the field

Guo Wanlin

105

Elastoplastic three dimensional crack border field-II. Asymptotic solution for the field

C. Sainte-Catherine, M. Di Fant, B. Duquaire and P. Balladon

115

Prediction of toughness scatter in heat affected zones (HAZ) with local approach

127

Effect of a periodic elastic gasket on periodic cracks

133

A periodic array of cracks in an infinite anisotropic medium

143

Safe life of cracked structural elements

A. Varschavsky

151

Fatigue-induced dissolution of shearable during subcritical crack growth

Li Changchun, Zhu Hanxing, Li Guangxia and H. Kitagawa

157

An investigation on the microstructural change in the propagating crack tip zone of steel

Kang Yong Gun Young

165

Fatigue crack growth in consideration of mean stress and damage accumulation

E. Z. Wang

K. S. Wang

and C. M. Chu

Chang-New

W. Cheng

Xing

Chen

and I. Finnie

Li and Zhengxing

Li

Cai Hai-tao

J. M. Minguez J. Vogwell

and

Lee and Kim

I

criteria

Software Survey Section ... 111

for

brittle

fracture

in

particles

NUMBER

2

A. Hobbachet

173

Stress intensity factors of welded joints

T. S. Srivatsan, S. Anand and J. 0. Troxell

183

High strain cyclic fatigue and fracture of an oxide dispersion strengthened copper alloy

D. Radej and S. Zhang

199

Loading modes and stress intensity factors at rigid layer edges

N. S. G. V.

209

In-plane anisotropy in the fracture toughness of an AI-Li 8090 alloy plate

H. Drar and A. Bargmark

225

Load rate influence on the fracture morphology of a ductile steel

S. K. Chaong and 0. N. Kwon

235

Analysis of a crack approaching two circular holes in [0,/90,], laminates

A. A. Baron

245

A thermodynamic prediction

I?. H. Dodds, Jr., M . Tang and T. L. Anderson

253

Numerical procedures to model ductile crack extension

R. R. Bhargava and R. Kumar

265

Dugdale model solution for an infinite plate with a circular arc crack

Y. 2. Chen

275

Numerical solution of a curved crack problem by using hy~rsingular integral equation approach

Y. W. Shi

285

Prediction of fracture engineering structures

H. S. Saxena, R. S. Dhaliwal and J. G. Rokne

291

Cylindrical interface crack between nonhomogeneous elastic materials under axially symmetric longitudinal shear

Shing-Dar Wang and Sanboh Lee

297

Edge disl~ation

Xiangzhou Zhang and N. Hasebe

311

Interactions cracks

Wang Yuanhan, and Wang Jian

Liu Zaihua

329

Dynamic fracture analysis of a stiffened panel with an edge crack

Lii Baotong and Zheng Xiulin

339

An approach for predicting fatigue crack initiation life of a low alloy steel below room tempereture

Zhao Yong, Fang Huacan and Fan Xiaodong

347

Slowing down metal fatigue damage with a magnetic field

Eswara Prasad, V. Kamat, K. S. Prasad, Malakondaiah and V. Kutumbarao

iV

model

for

fracture

toughness

requirement

dipoles near a ~mi-infinite

between

toughness

for

crack tip

rectilinear and circumferential

Technical Note Single crack problem with polynomial traction on the crack face

353

Y. 2. Chen

I

Software Survey Section

NUMBER

3

K. D. Basham, K. P. Chong and A. P. Boresi

357

A new method to compute size independent fracture toughness values for brittle materials

M. lsida and H. Noguchi

365

Arbitrary array of cracks in bonded subjected to various loadings

L. Gambarotta

381

Modeling dilatancy and failure of uniaxially compressed brittle materials by microcrack-weakened solids

Mingzhe Mingwen

393

An investigation on the ductile damage evolution law of high-cycle fatigue

399

Transient crack growth in a viscoplastic solid

413

Analysis of deformations near a crack tip compressible nonlinear elastic material

S. K. Maiti, M. R. Shanbhag and K. Eswaran

433

Crack-crack interactions in bimaterials

K. Y. Lam and Cao Wen

443

Enhancement/shielding effects arbitrarily located cracks

D. P. Harvey II, J. B. Terrell, T. S. Sudarshan and M. R. Louthan, Jr.

455

Participation of hydrogen in the impact behavior of 304L stainless steel

Guo Wanlin

465

Elastic-plastic worked hole

Guo Wanlin

473

Stress intensity factors for corner cracks at holes subjected to biaxial and pin loads

D. 2. Feng, K. D. Zhang and G. F. Xu

481

Finite element numerical evaluation of J-integral cracked ductile cylinders

D. 2. Feng, K. D. Zhang and 0. F. Xu

491

The plane strain, work-hardening ductile cylinders

J. Chao, J. Fern6ndezSBez. J. Duran and J. R/l. Amo

499

Effect of mechanical heterogeneity on the behavior of a crack in the weld heat affected zone: a numerical analysis

Shi and Jiang

J. C. Sung R. C. Batra

and J. Y. Lou and J. P. Zhang

of

half planes

inclusion

in a

on

analysis of a finite sheet with a cold-

for

response of cracked

S. Melin

511

Growth from a straight crack subjected to arbitrary remote loading

S. L. Fok and J. Smart

519

Discriminating between fracture criteria in the prediction of failure probability of brittle materials

P. Doig and R. Moskovic

529

Technical Note The influence of competing fracture mode on the ductile to brittle transition temperature

I. R. Wallhead L. Edwards

537

Letter to the Editor Comments on “Techniques photography” by D. A. Meyn

and

of

optical

caustics

Announcement Failures ‘94-Symposium on Risk, Economy and Safety, Failure Minimization and Analysis, Johannesburg, South Africa, 22-24 June 1994

541

I

Software Survey Section

NUMBER

4

A. N. Das

543

Extension of a plane crack in a pre-stressed infinite elastic medium

K. Mallick, D. Krajcinovic, D. Sumarac and M. Vujosevic

553

Critical state of a two-dimensional containing elliptical voids

Weisheng Lei, Xiangqiao Van and Mei Yao

571

Determination of characteristic transition temperature of low-temperature brittleness in mild steel

Weisheng Lei, Xiangqiao Yan and Mei Yao

583

Numerical analysis of strain rate field below notch root of Charpy V-notch test specimen under impact loading condition

Weieheng Lei, Xiangqiao Yan and Mei Yao

595

Effect of residual stress on fracture behavior of mild steel

Weisheng

601

Ductile/brittle transition condition in Charpy V-notch impact test in structural steel

607

Finite element analysis of crack growth life prediction under complex load history

617

Dynamic G calculations for an axially loaded parallel strip

633

Crack closure and crack path prediction for curved cracks under thermal load

Xiangqiao

Lei, Yan and Mei Yao

Ming-Chang Jeng, Ji-Liang Doong and Wei-Chung Y. Wang

elastic continuum

Liu and J. G. Williams

D. Gross and St. Heimer

vi

Ch. thang

and D. Gross

T. Fett

G. Alpa

and L. Gambarotta

Yu Hu, Jian Wang, Chaoxin Zhang, Huiqiang Li and Xiaoyu

Golecki

Y. Z. Boutros, E. S. Looka Kang Yong

Transient elastodynamic analysis of a penny-shaped crack

655

Consideration on set-up and boundary conditions for the determination of mode I and mode II crack opening displacements

663

The elastic crack interaction in modeling materials

677

Notch sensitivity tests

683

Analysis of an anisotropic composite laminate with a part-through crack

693

Numerical evaluation of finite-part singular integrals in crack theory (the linear approximation)

701

A systematic method for computing the minimum free distance of a convolutional code

of reinforced concrete in fracture

Hu

C. S. Hong and S. K. Cheong

J. J.

641

G. P. Fiani and

Lee and

709

Yong Hoon Jang

Thermal stress analysis of an infinite plate containing

a rigid inclusion of arbitrary shape

H. Wada, M. Seika, C. A. Calder and T. C. Kennedy

715

L. P. Pook

721

Technical Note Measurement of impact fracture toughness for PMMA with single-point bending test using an air gun

Discussion Discussion of “An engineering tool for fracture toughness testing” by E. I. Stromswold and D. J. Quesnel

Rep& E. I. Stromswold

and

723

Reply to L. P. Pook’s discussion of “An engineering tool for fracture toughness testing” by E. I. Stromswold and D. J. Quesnel

D. J. Quesnel

725

I

Announcement Failures ‘94-Symposium on Risk, Economy and Safety, Failure Minimization and Analysis: Johannesburg, South Africa, 22-24 June 1994 Software Survey Section

NUMBER

5

S. Davidson

727

The linear steady thermoelastic problem for a strip with two collinear cracks parallel to its edges

J. H. Kuang and L. S. Chen

735

A displacement extrapolation method dimensional mixed-mode crack problems Vii

for

two-

H. Gong, K. P. Jen, J. N. Majerus and S. Santhanam

743

Anai~icai/numericai solutions for a single hole-edge crack in a wide plate under pure bending

S. Santhanam, J. N. Majerus, K. P. Jen and 0. S. Karanth

751

Analytical/numerical solutions for a single hole-edge

S. A. Hucker and T. N. Farris

763

Modified crack closure method using boundary elements

Hua Zhao

773

An improved growth

E. Smith

781

The magnitude panel

M. Yoda and M. Nagao

789

Fracture and subcritical growth characteristics of indented cracks in soda-lime glass

Meng Qingchun Zhang Xing

797

Analytical-generalized variational method of solution for deiaminations of laminates

G. L. Domani and J. D. Lee

807

An inv~igation two-dimensional

A. N. Das

815

indentations punches

C. lhara and Y. Shigeyama

825

Static fatigue crack propagation behavior of glass in a vacuum

J. De and B, Patra

835

Propagation of two collinear orthotropic strip

M, lchikawa

843

Relationship between Weibuii moduii for tensile and bending fracture strength of brittle solids (the case of a three-parameter Weibuii distribution)

Yichi Lu and Kangxian Li

849

A new model for fatigue crack growth after a single overload

3. FL Yeh

857

Fracture analysis of a stiffened orthotropic sheet

Woei-Shang Ko, Cheng-I Weng and Tei-Chen Chen

867

Thermal fracture of an infinite cylinder composed of two materials with and without inter-facial thermal resistance

S.-W. Yin

887

A fiber bridging model for the fracture of brittle matrix composites

J. L. Bogdanoff

895

J. L. Bogdanoff

901

and

crack in a narrow plate under pure bending

probabili~i~

model of fatigue

crack

of Jo for a centre cracked tension

of a dynamic crack propagation in a viscoeiastic solid

of an elastic

layer by four

moving

Griffith cracks in an

Technical Notes On the nonuniquene~ of the load wave form in a reaction rate mean fatigue crack growth model On a reaction rate model of mean fatigue ..* VIII

907

I

Announcement Failures ‘94-Symposium on Risk, Economy and Safety, Failure Minimization and Analysis: Johannesburg, South Africa, 22-24 June 1994 Software Survey Section

NUMBER

6

909

The plasticity aspect of fatigue crack growth

931

Transient thermal contact problem for axial crack in a hollow circular cylinder

945

Delamination vs matrix cracking in layered composites subjected to transverse loading

955

A model of crack extension from thermal shock by surface contact

G. Agnihotri

963

Elastic-plastic analysis of stress state and spread of plastic zone around single edge-cracked plate by finite element method

Vi-Heng Chen and N. Hasebe

983

Properties of eigenfunction expansion form and relative integral for a crack with completely closed surfaces

B. K. Dutta

991

A compatible and complete model singularity

G. S. Wang Cha’o-Kuang Bor-Lih Kuo

Chen

and

0. Jmgensen

H. M. Bishop, H. W. Chandler J. T. Evans

and

Chien-Chang Lin, Flu-Chu Chu and Yee-Shown Lin

A finite element patchings

1023

A thermodynamic

1031

Statistical analysis of the surface fatigue crack growth in welded joints

S. V. Torgov

1037

LOCal weight functions for Stress intensity factor evaluation for a surface semi-elliptical crack under polynomial loading

Zhi Kai Guo, A. S. Kobayashi and N. M. Hawkins

1041

Further studies on fracture process zone for mode I concrete fracture

Doo-Sung

1051

The effect of edge cracks on the distribution of stress in an elastic strip

Y. H. Zhang L. J. Wang

and

Lee

and

ix

for

element to

1005

Chunyuan Zhang B. L. Karihaloo

model

six-noded

single-sided

crack

framework of fracture mechanics

G. P. Cherepanov and A. A. Borzykh

1059

Y. 2. Boutros, G. P. Fiani and E. S. Looka

1089

Brittle fracture beams

of solids

Technical Note An efficient technique convolutional codes I

Software

i

Index to Volume

X

Survey Section 46

caused by intense

for

detecting

electron

catastrophic

Author Agnihotri G., 963 Aipa G., 663 Amo J. M.. 499 Anand S., 183 Anderson T. L., 253 Balladon P., 115 Baotong L., 339 Baron A. A., 245 Basham K. D., 357 Batra R. C., 413 Bergmark A., 225 Bhargava R. R., 265 Bigelow C. A., 1 Bishop H. M., 955 Bogdanoff J. L., 895,901 Boresi A. P., 357 Borzykh A. A., 1059 Boutros Y. Z., 701, 1089 Cai Hai-tao, 133 Calder C. A., 715 Chandler H. W., 955 Chao J., 499 Chen Chang-New, 57 Chen Cha’o-Kuang, 93 1 Chen L. S., 735 Chen T.-C., 867 Chen Yi-Heng, 983 Chen Y. Z., 275, 353 Cheng W., 79 Cheonn S. K.. 235.683 Chere&nov G. P.,’ 1059 Chong K. P., 357 Chu C. M., 41 Chu Ru-Chu, 1005 Das A. N., 543, 815 Davidson S., 7.27 De J., 835 Dhaliwal R. S.. 291 Di Fant M., 115 Dodds Jr. R. H., 253 Doig P., 529 Domani G. L., 807 Doong Ji-Liang, 607 Drar H., 225 Duquaire B., 115 Duran J., 499 Dutta B. K., 991 Edwards L., 537 Eswaran K., 433 Evans J. T., 955 Fan Xiaodong, 347 Fang Huacan, 347 Farris T. N., 763 Feng D. Z., 481,491 Femandez-Saez J., 499 Fett T., 655 Fiani G. P., 701, 1089 Finnie I., 79 Fok S. L., 519 Gambarotta L., 381, 663 Gao Wanlin, 93, 105, 465,473 Golecki J. J., 693 Gong H., 743

Index

Gross D., 633,641 Guha B., 35 Guo Zhi Kai, 1041 Harvey II D. P., 455 Hasebe N., 311,983 Hawkins N. M., 1041 Heimer St., 633 Hobbacher A., 173 Hong C. S., 683 Hu Xiaovu. 677 Hu Yu, 677 Hucker S. A., 763 Ichikawa M., 843 Ihara C., 825 Isida M., 365 Iyengar K. T. S. R., 27 Jang Yong Hoon, 709 Jen K. P., 743, 751 Jeng Ming-Chang, 607 Jiang M., 393 Jorgensen O., 945 Kamat S. V., 209 Karanth D. S., 751 Karihaloo B. L., 1023 Kennedy T. C., 715 Kim Gun Young, 165 Kitagawa H., 157 Ko W.-S., 867 Kobayashi A. S., 1041 Krajcinovic D., 553 Kuang J. H., 735 Kumar R., 265 Kuo Bor-Lih, 931 Kutumbarao V. V., 209 Kwon 0. N.. 235 Lam K. Y., 443 Lee Doo-Sung, 1051 Lee J. D., 807 Lee Kang Yong, 165,709 Lee S., 297 Lei Weisheng, 571, 583, 595, 601 Li Changchun, 157 Li Guangxia, 157 Li Huiqiang, 677 Li K., 849 Li Xing, 127 Li Zhengxing, 127 Lin Chien-Chang, 1005 Lin Yee-Shown, 1005 Liou J. Y., 399 Liu Wei-Chung, 607 Liu Zaihua, 329 Looka E. S., 701, 1089 Louthan Jr. M. R.. 455 Lu Y., 849 Maiti S. K., 433 Majerus J. N., 743, 751 Malakondaiah G., 209 Mallick K., 553 Melin S., 511 Meng Qingchun, 797 Moskovic R., 529 Minguez J. M., 143 xi

Nagao M., 789 Nagaraj T. S., 27 Newman Jr. J. C., 1 Noguchi H., 365 Pate1 B., 27 Patra B., 835 Pook L. P., 721 Prasad K. S., 209 Prasad N. E.. 209 Quesnel D. J., 723 Radaj D., 199 Raghuprasad B. K., 27 Rokne J. G., 291 Sainte-Catherine C., 115 Santhanam S., 743, 751 Saxena H. S., 291 Seika M., 715 Shanbhag M. R., 433 Shi M., 393 Shi Y. W., 285 Shigeyama Y., 825 Shivakumar K. N., 1 Shrive N. G., 15 Smart J.. 519 Smith E.‘, 781 Srivatsan T. S., 183 Stromswold E. I.. 723 Sudarshan T. S., 455 Sumarac D., 553 Sung J. C., 399 Tang M., 253 Terre11J. B.. 455 Torgov S. V., 1037 Troxell J. D., 183 Varschavsky A., 151 Vogwell J., 143 Vujosevic M., 553 Wada H., 715 Wallhead I. R., 537 Wang E. Z., 15 Wang G. S., 909 Wang Jian, 329, 677 Wang K. S., 41 Wang L. J., 1031 Wang S.-D., 297 Wane Y.. 617 Wang Yuanhan, 329 Wen C., 443 Weng C.-I., 867 Williams J. G., 617 Xu G. F., 481,491 Yan Xiangqiao, 571, 583, 595, 601 Yao Mei, 571, 583, 595,601 Yeh J. R., 857 Yin S.-W., 887 Yoda M., 789 Zhang Zhang Zhang Zhang

Ch., 641 Chaoxin, 677 Chunyuan, 1023 J. P., 413

Zhang K. D., 481,491 Zhang S., 199 Zhang Xiangzhou, 3 11

Zhang Xing, 797 Zhang Y. H., 1031 Zhao H., 773

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