Notes on Direct Current Potential Drop Calibration for Crack Growth in Compact Tension Specimens
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- article
- Published
- 2001-07-01
- Cited by
- 7
- References
- 3
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Keywords
Tension (geology), Current (fluid), Materials science, Drop (telecommunication), Voltage drop
References
- Optimization of the Electrical Potential Technique for Crack Growth Monitoring in Compact Test Pieces Using Finite Element Analysis
- A comparison of theoretical and experimental methods of calibrating the electrical potential drop technique for crack length determination
- Crack-growth monitoring: Optimisation of the electrical potential technique using an analogue method
- Experimental mechanics
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- Anisotropic Continuum-Molecular Models: A Unified Framework Based on Pair Potentials for Elasticity, Fracture and Diffusion-Type Problems
- Nucleation and short fatigue crack growth behaviour in the 2024-T3 aluminum alloy
- Application of Direct Current Potential Drop for the J-Integral vs. Crack Growth Resistance Curve Characterization
- Identification of Crack Tip Location Using Edge Detection Algorithms and Artificially Generated Displacement Fields
- J-R Curve Determination for Disk-Shaped Compact Specimens Based on the Normalization Method and the Direct Current Potential Drop Technique
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