Browsing by Author "Hancock, P."

Browsing by Author "Hancock, P."

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  • Creep Fatigue Analysis of a Nickel Superalloy over the Range 750-1040°C 
    de Abreu e Antunes, V. T. (Cranfield University, 1979-09)
    After the review of the predictive methods in the high temperature fatigue field the characterization of the low cycle fatigue behaviour of a nickel superalloy, t4ARMOO2, is carried out using one of those predictive ...
  • Fracture toughness testing of a weldable steel 
    Al-Hadithy, Nabil Abdul-Jalil (Cranfield University, 1981-08)
    The mechanical anisotropies of two varieties of BS 4360 50D steel were demonstrated for tensile, Charpy V impact and COD testing. The detrimental effect of sulphide inclusions for through thickness behaviour was ...
  • The influence of imposed strain rate on fracture of surface oxides. 
    Hancock, P.; Nicholls, John R.; Mahmood, K. (Elsevier Science B.V., Amsterdam., 1993-01-01)
    The mechanical properties of chromium rich scales formed on 304 stainless steel have been investigated as a function of deformation rate and operating temperature. At 900C at slow strain rates < 10-6 per second no ...
  • Influence of strain rate on oxide fracture 
    Mahmood, K. (Cranfield University, 1988-10)
    The ability of metals and alloys to form and retain protective oxide scales is crucial to their stability at elevated temperatures for extended times. Hence the identification of factors that promote or limit the integrity ...
  • Multilayer TiB2/X hard coatings by sputtering deposition 
    Da Silva, Maria de Fatima Oliveira Vales (1998-10)
    Titanium diboride has been investigated as a potential candidate for aerospace structures, cutting tools, surface coatings of first-wall components and diffusion barriers in integrated circuit metallization. Titanium ...
  • Static and Dynamic Fracture of Structural Steel. 
    Smith, Paul (Cranfield University, 1983-11)
    The present study is concerned with the assessnent of structural steel fracture toughness, as close to real service loading conditions as practically possible in the laboratory, using small scale specimens. The effects ...