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de Jonge, J.B. (author)
Many military aircraft are used more severely and over a longer periodthan originally intended. Consequently, a careful life management, including service load monitoring has become indispensable. This paper describes the development of a simple method to quantify the severity in terms of "potential crack growth" of recorded load spectra. This...
report 1992
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Lof, C.J. (author)
Computer programs are described to be used for fracture control purposes. Crack growth lifetimes can be predicted for plane cracks in 3-D structures. Values for stress intensity (K-) distributions at crack fronts are derived from data being available from literature for a restricted number of simple configurations. For arbitrary configurations...
report 1986
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Nederveen, A. (author), de Jong, J.B. (author)
The influence of the approximation of the lower end of the load spectrum was investigated by comparative tests using the Basic F-27 test programme and an extended version, containing three times more cycles per flight. Crack growth was studied on notched sheet specimens made of Alclad 202U-T3 and Alclad TOT5-T6. Fatigue life tests were done on...
report 1981