Fatigue & fracture of engineering materials & structures

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  Año 2004, Número 10

  • Thermomechanical design in the automotive industry

    L. VERGER, E. CHARKALUK, J. J. THOMAS, A. BIGNONNET

    págs. 887-895

    

  • Modelling ductile fracture behaviour from deformation parameters in HSLA steels

    S. TARAFDER, K. K. RAY, V. R. RANGANATH, S. SIVAPRASAD

    págs. 897-909

    

  • A simple model for the prediction of the fatigue delamination growth of impacted composite panels

    A. PAIPETIS, D. G. KATERELOS, V. KOSTOPOULOS

    págs. 911-922

    

  • Residual strength of unidirectional fibre-metal laminates based on J_C toughness of C(T) and SE(B) specimens: comparison with M(T) test results

    E. M. Castrodeza, J. E. PEREZ IPIÑA, F. L. BASTIAN

    págs. 923-929

    

  • A local approach to cleavage fracture in ferritic steels following warm pre-stressing

    S. HADIDI-MOUD, A. MIRZAEE-SISAN, C. E. TRUMAN, D. J. SMITH

    págs. 931-942

    

  • Fatigue of beta titanium alloy at 20, 482 and 648 °C

    C. J. LISSENDEN, P. A. SOLIMINE

    págs. 943-955

    

  • A new model for describing a stable cyclic stress¿strain relationship under non-proportional loading based on activation state of slip systems

    T. Itoh, M. KAMEOKA, Y. OBATAYA

    págs. 957-966

    

  • The use of multiaxial fatigue models to predict fretting fatigue life of components subjected to different contact stress fields

    D. NOWELL, R. C. VIVACQUA, J. A. ARAÚJO

    págs. 967-978

    

  • Information on conferences/seminars

    págs. 979-980