Mechanical Testing and Evaluation
Volume 8 describes the mechanical behavior of metals, composites, ceramics, and polymers and how it translates to measurable properties that can be used in product design and manufacturing. It explains how to acquire and analyze property data from a wide range of tests, including tension, compression, bend, and shear tests, micro and macro-scale hardness tests, and tests for friction and wear. It also describes creep and stress-relaxation testing, impact and fracture toughness testing, fatigue testing, and high strain rate testing. The volume addresses equipment, fixturing, and data evaluation, and presents strategies for testing gears, bearings, fasteners, pressure vessels and piping, welds, and adhesive-bonded joints. For information on the print version of Volume 8, ISBN 978-0-87170-389-7, follow this link.
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Introduction to Mechanical Testing and Evaluation
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Introduction to the Mechanical Behavior of MetalsByJoseph D. RigneyJoseph D. RigneyGeneral Electric Aircraft EnginesSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Introduction to the Mechanical Behavior of Nonmetallic MaterialsByM.L. Weaver;M.L. WeaverThe University of Alabama,TuscaloosaSearch for other works by this author on:M.E. StevensonM.E. StevensonThe University of Alabama,TuscaloosaSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Overview of Mechanical Properties and Testing for DesignByHoward A. KuhnHoward A. KuhnConcurrent Technologies CorporationSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Mechanical Testing for Metalworking ProcessesBySerope KalpakjianSerope KalpakjianIllinois Institute of TechnologySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Testing Machines and Strain SensorsByJoel W. House;Joel W. HouseAir Force Research LaboratorySearch for other works by this author on:Peter P. GillisPeter P. GillisUniversity of KentuckySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Accreditation of Mechanical Testing LaboratoriesByRoxanne M. RobinsonRoxanne M. RobinsonAmerican Association for Laboratory AccreditationSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Tension, Compression, Bend, and Shear Testing
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Mechanical Behavior Under Tensile and Compressive Loads[1]ByGeorge E. DieterGeorge E. DieterUniversity of MarylandSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Stress-Strain Behavior in BendingByP. DadrasP. DadrasWright State University
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Fundamental Aspects of Torsional LoadingByJohn A. Bailey;John A. BaileyNorth Carolina State UniversitySearch for other works by this author on:Jamal Y. Sheikh-AhmadJamal Y. Sheikh-AhmadWichita State UniversitySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Uniaxial Tension TestingByJohn M. (Tim) HoltJohn M. (Tim) HoltAlpha Consultants and EngineeringSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Uniaxial Compression TestingByHoward A. KuhnHoward A. KuhnConcurrent Technologies CorporationSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Hot Tension and Compression TestingPublished:01 January 2000
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Tension and Compression Testing at Low TemperaturesByRobert P. WalshRobert P. WalshNational High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Florida State UniversitySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Shear, Torsion, and Multiaxial TestingByHoward A. KuhnHoward A. KuhnConcurrent Technologies CorporationSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Hardness Testing
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Introduction to Hardness Testing[1]Published:01 January 2000
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Macroindentation Hardness TestingByEdward L. Tobolski;Edward L. TobolskiWilson Instruments Division, Instron CorporationSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Microindentation Hardness TestingByGeorge F. Vander VoortGeorge F. Vander VoortBuehler Ltd.Search for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Instrumented Indentation TestingByG.M. PharrG.M. PharrThe University of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National LaboratorySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Indentation Hardness Testing of CeramicsByG.D. QuinnG.D. QuinnCeramics Division, National Institute of Standards and TechnologySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Miscellaneous Hardness TestsByEdward L. TobolskiEdward L. TobolskiWilson Instrument Division, Instron CorporationSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Selection and Industrial Applications of Hardness TestsByPublished:01 January 2000
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Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility in Hardness Testing[1]ByEdward L. TobolskiEdward L. TobolskiWilson Instruments Division, Instron CorporationSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Friction, Wear, and Surface Testing
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Introduction to Adhesion, Friction, and Wear TestingByPeter J. BlauPeter J. BlauOak Ridge National LaboratorySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Testing Methods for Solid FrictionByP.J. BlauP.J. BlauOak Ridge National LaboratorySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Scratch TestingByVispi Homi Bulsara;Vispi Homi BulsaraCummins Engine CompanySearch for other works by this author on:Srinivasan Chandrasekar;Srinivasan ChandrasekarPurdue UniversitySearch for other works by this author on:Thomas N. FarrisThomas N. FarrisPurdue UniversitySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Abrasive Wear TestingByJeffrey A. HawkJeffrey A. HawkU.S. Department of Energy, Albany Research CenterSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Solid Particle Erosive Wear TestingByIan M. HutchingsIan M. HutchingsUniversity of Cambridge(England)Search for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Creep and Stress-Relaxation Testing
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Introduction to Creep and Stress-Relaxation TestingByJames C. EarthmanJames C. EarthmanUniversity of California at IrvineSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Creep Deformation of Metals, Polymers, Ceramics, and CompositesByJeffery C. GibelingJeffery C. GibelingUniversity of California,DavisSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Assessment and Use of Creep-Rupture PropertiesByHoward R. Voorhees;Howard R. VoorheesMaterials Technology CorporationSearch for other works by this author on:Martin PragerMartin PragerMaterials Properties CouncilSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Influence of Multiaxial Stresses on Creep and Creep Rupture of Tubular ComponentsByR.C. Hurst;R.C. HurstEuropean Commission, Joint Research Centre, Institute for Advanced Materials(The Netherlands)Search for other works by this author on:J.H. RantalaJ.H. RantalaEuropean Commission, Joint Research Centre, Institute for Advanced Materials(The Netherlands)Search for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Superplastic Deformation at Elevated TemperaturesByFarghalli A. MohamedFarghalli A. MohamedUniversity of California,IrvineSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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High Strain Rate Testing
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Introduction to High Strain Rate TestingBySia Nemat-NasserSia Nemat-NasserUniversity of California,San DiegoSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Classic Split-Hopkinson Pressure Bar TestingByGeorge T. (Rusty) Gray, IIIGeorge T. (Rusty) Gray, IIILos Alamos National LaboratorySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Recovery Hopkinson Bar TechniquesBySia Nemat-NasserSia Nemat-NasserUniversity of California,San DiegoSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Split-Hopkinson Pressure Bar Testing of Soft MaterialsByGeorge T. (Rusty) Gray, III;George T. (Rusty) Gray, IIILos Alamos National LaboratorySearch for other works by this author on:William R. BlumenthalWilliam R. BlumenthalLos Alamos National LaboratorySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Split-Hopkinson Pressure Bar Testing of CeramicsByG. RavichandranG. RavichandranCalifornia Institute of TechnologySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Torsional Kolsky Bar TestingByAmos GilatAmos GilatThe Ohio State UniversitySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Triaxial Hopkinson TechniquesBySia Nemat-Nasser;Sia Nemat-NasserUniversity of California,San DiegoSearch for other works by this author on:Jon Isaacs;Jon IsaacsUniversity of California,San DiegoSearch for other works by this author on:Jacob RomeJacob RomeUniversity of California,San DiegoSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Dynamic Indentation TestingByG. SubhashG. SubhashMichigan Technological UniversitySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Shock Wave Testing of Ductile MaterialsByGeorge T. (Rusty) Gray, IIIGeorge T. (Rusty) Gray, IIILos Alamos National LaboratorySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Low-Velocity Impact TestingByHoracio Dante Espinosa;Horacio Dante EspinosaNorthwestern UniversitySearch for other works by this author on:Sia Nemat-NasserSia Nemat-NasserUniversity of California,San DiegoSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Impact Toughness Testing and Fracture Mechanics
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Fracture Toughness TestingByJohn D. LandesJohn D. LandesUniversity of Tennessee,KnoxvilleSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Creep Crack Growth TestingPublished:01 January 2000
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Evaluation of Environmentally Assisted Crack GrowthByW.W. GerberichW.W. GerberichUniversity of MinnesotaSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Fracture Resistance Testing of PlasticsByKevin M. Kit;Kevin M. KitUniversity of Tennessee,KnoxvilleSearch for other works by this author on:Paul J. PhillipsPaul J. PhillipsUniversity of Tennessee,KnoxvilleSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Fracture Toughness of Ceramics and Ceramic Matrix CompositesByP.K. LiawP.K. LiawThe University of Tennessee,KnoxvilleSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Fracture Resistance Testing of Brittle SolidsByJohnathan SalemJohnathan SalemNASA-Glenn Research CenterSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Fatigue Testing
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Fatigue, Creep Fatigue, and Thermomechanical Fatigue Life TestingByGary R. Halford;Gary R. HalfordGlenn Research Center at Lewis Field, National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationSearch for other works by this author on:Bradley A. Lerch;Bradley A. LerchGlenn Research Center at Lewis Field, National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationSearch for other works by this author on:Michael A. McGawMichael A. McGawMcGaw Technology, Inc.Search for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Fretting Fatigue TestingByW.A. GlaeserW.A. GlaeserBattelle Memorial InstituteSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Fatigue Crack Growth TestingByAshok Saxena;Ashok SaxenaGeorgia Institute of TechnologySearch for other works by this author on:Christopher L. MuhlsteinChristopher L. MuhlsteinUniversity of California,BerkeleySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Fatigue Testing and Behavior of PlasticsByLisa A. PruittLisa A. PruittUniversity of California at BerkeleySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Fatigue Testing of Brittle SolidsByJ.A. Salem;J.A. SalemGlenn Research Center at Lewis FieldSearch for other works by this author on:M.G. JenkinsM.G. JenkinsUniversity of WashingtonSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Multiaxial Fatigue TestingByYukitaka MurakamiYukitaka MurakamiKyushu University,JapanSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Component Testing
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Introduction to Mechanical Testing of ComponentsPublished:01 January 2000
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Mechanical Testing of Threaded Fasteners and Bolted JointsByRalph S. ShobergRalph S. ShobergRS Technologies, Ltd.Search for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Testing of Adhesive JointsByPaul BorgmeierPaul BorgmeierUniversity of UtahSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Mechanical Testing of Welded JointsByWilliam MohrWilliam MohrEdison Welding InstituteSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Testing of BearingsByCharles A. MoyerCharles A. MoyerThe Timken Company
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Mechanical Testing of GearsByDouglas R. McPherson;Douglas R. McPhersonApplied Research Laboratory, The Pennsylvania State UniversitySearch for other works by this author on:Suren B. RaoSuren B. RaoApplied Research Laboratory, The Pennsylvania State UniversitySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Testing of Pressure Vessels, Piping, and TubingByE. Roos;E. RoosStaatliche Materialpruefungsanstalt (MPA), University of StuttgartSearch for other works by this author on:K.-H. Herter;K.-H. HerterStaatliche Materialpruefungsanstalt (MPA), University of StuttgartSearch for other works by this author on:F. OtrembaF. OtrembaStaatliche Materialpruefungsanstalt (MPA), University of StuttgartSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Residual Stress MeasurementsByClayton O. RuudClayton O. RuudThe Pennsylvania State UniversitySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Mechanical Testing of Fiber-Reinforced Composites[1]ByLeif A. CarlssonLeif A. CarlssonFlorida Atlantic UniversitySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Statistics and Data AnalysisByRichard C. RiceRichard C. RiceBattelle Columbus LaboratoriesSearch for other works by this author on:
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Introduction to Statistics and Data Analysis[1]ByRichard C. RiceRichard C. RiceBattelle Columbus LaboratoriesSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Statistical Distributions[1]BySteven W. Rust;Steven W. RustBattelle Columbus LaboratoriesSearch for other works by this author on:Richard C. RiceRichard C. RiceBattelle Columbus LaboratoriesSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Planning of Comparative Experiments[1]ByMary G. NatrellaMary G. NatrellaNational Bureau of StandardsSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Design Allowables for Static Metallic Material Properties[1]ByPaul E. RuffPaul E. RuffBattelle Columbus LaboratoriesSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Fatigue Crack Growth Data Analysis[1]ByAlan P. BerensAlan P. BerensUniversity of Dayton Research InstituteSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Analysis of Creep and Creep-Rupture Data[1],[2]ByM.K. BookerM.K. BookerOak Ridge National LaboratorySearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Fatigue Data Analysis[1]ByRichard C. RiceRichard C. RiceBattelle Columbus LaboratoriesSearch for other works by this author on:Published:01 January 2000
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Reference Information
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Property Comparison Tables: Hardness and Tensile PropertiesPublished:01 January 2000
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Glossary of Terms: Mechanical Testing and EvaluationPublished:01 January 2000
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Supplemental Articles
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The Role of Elasticity in Hardness Testing[1]Published:01 January 2000
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