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|'''Description:''' A spike overload test was conducted on 7075-T6 to improve the understanding of crack growth rate constraint-loss behavior as a function of thickness and finite width effects. 
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|'''Description:''' A spike overload test was conducted on 7075-T6 to improve the understanding of crack growth rate constraint-loss behavior as a function of thickness and finite width effects. 
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|'''Data that is made available:'''
*7075-T6 Spike Overload Test
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Revision as of 14:56, 7 August 2024

Point of Contact: Moises Ocasio
Description: A spike overload test was conducted on 7075-T6 to improve the understanding of crack growth rate constraint-loss behavior as a function of thickness and finite width effects.
Data that is made available:
  • 7075-T6 Spike Overload Test
Point of Contact: Moises Ocasio
Description: A spike overload test was conducted on 7075-T6 to improve the understanding of crack growth rate constraint-loss behavior as a function of thickness and finite width effects.
Data that is made available:
  • 7075-T6 Spike Overload Test
Point of Contact: Moises Ocasio
Description: A spike overload test was conducted on 7075-T6 to improve the understanding of crack growth rate constraint-loss behavior as a function of thickness and finite width effects.
Data that is made available:
  • 7075-T6 Spike Overload Test