FRACTURE CONTROL METHODOLOGY FOR SUBMARINE PRESSURE HULLS

Authors
  1. Matthews, J.R.
Corporate Authors
Defence Research Establishment Atlantic, Dartmouth NS (CAN)
Abstract
The interrelated role of material performance, design and fabrication and a fresh look at the total existing fracture control methodology is reviewed in this report. It begins with a brief history of the major advances in testing in the past forty years, looks at specific tests, fracture design approaches, material performance under dynamic and explosive loading, and concludes with recommendations for essential testing, design approaches and research questions for the future.
Report Number
DREA-TC-87-310-SES-2-PAP-1 — @Paper presented at 2nd Canadian Forces/CRAD Meeting, Halifax, 26-28 May 1987; CONTAINED IN 88-02296
Date of publication
15 May 1987
Number of Pages
26
DSTKIM No
88-02290
CANDIS No
55514
Format(s):
Microfiche filmed at DSIS;Originator's fiche received by DSIS;Document Image stored on Optical Disk

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