Strength and fracture characterization of welded wood joints : effects of moisture and mixed mode loadings

Martin Rhême
2014
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2014
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Probabilistic S-N curves for constant and variable amplitude

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Knowledge of failure strength is the key to structural glass applications. However, the influence of the manufacturing process on the failure initiation at the glass edge is not well known. For this paper, small-scale glass specimens are tested in four-poi ...

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