DevTMF – Towards code of practice for thermo-mechanical fatigue crack growth

Stekovic, S.; Jones, Paul; Engel, B.; Whittaker, Mark; Norman, V.; Rouse, J.P.; Pattison, S.; Hyde, C.J.; Härnman, P.; Lancaster, Robert; Leidermark, D.; Moverare, J.

doi:10.1016/j.ijfatigue.2020.105675

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DevTMF – Towards code of practice for thermo-mechanical fatigue crack growth

S. Stekovic, Paul Jones, B. Engel, Mark Whittaker

, V. Norman, J.P. Rouse, S. Pattison, C.J. Hyde, P. Härnman, Robert Lancaster

, D. Leidermark, J. Moverare

International Journal of Fatigue, Volume: 138, Start page: 105675

Swansea University Authors: Paul Jones, Mark Whittaker , Robert Lancaster

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The current paper presents work on identification and evaluation of a range of factors influencing accuracy and comparability of data generated by three laboratories carrying out stress-controlled thermo-mechanical fatigue crack growth tests. It addresses crack length measurements, heating methods a...

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DevTMF – Towards code of practice for thermo-mechanical fatigue crack growth

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