FRACTURE AND FATIGUE CONTROL IN STEEL STRUCTURES.

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Based on a review of the literature, recent advances in the fracture mechanics field that have led to techniques and concepts which permit a more rational approach to fracture as a part of the steel structure design process are outlined. Subjects discussed cover fracture mechanics and design; fracture criteria; effects of temperature, loading rate and thickness; fracture control; and fracture tests of welded beams.

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Rolfe, S. T. (1977). FRACTURE AND FATIGUE CONTROL IN STEEL STRUCTURES. Engineering Journal, 14(1 First Quater), 2–15. https://doi.org/10.62913/engj.v14i1.284

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