A 3D measurement procedure for internal local crack driving forces via synchrotron X-ray microtomography
By H. Toda, Ian Sinclair, J. Buffière, Eric Maire, K. Khor, P. Gregson, Toshiro Kobayashi. 2004
178 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials
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In Mechanical Engineering
- P. J. Withers
- Jérôme Adrien
- Elodie Boller
- J. Masse
- J. Buffière
- Eric Maire
- Julien Yvonnet
- A. du Plessis
In Mechanics of Materials
- Thanh Tung Nguyen
- Julien Yvonnet
- M. Bornert
- P. J. Withers
- C. Chateau
- Eric Maire
- José Reinoso
- Marco Paggi
Citations in the corpus
- Quantitative X-ray tomography (2014, methodology): “Toda et al.209 have measured the growth of micropores in pure Al and Mg samples during high temperature exposure using a relatively high resolution (0?”
- Initiation and propagation of complex 3D networks of cracks in heterogeneous quasi-brittle materials: Direct comparison between in situ testing-microCT experiments and phase field simulations (2016, background): “Ferrié et al. (2005) and Toda et al. (2004) used X-ray-microtomography (XR-µCT) to analyse 3D crack growth with closure in cast alloys at grain scale.”
- In Situ Experiments with X ray Tomography: an Attractive Tool for Experimental Mechanics (2010, background): “crack shape (eg crack bifuraction) and crack driving force (stress intensity factor values) [71–73].”