Journal of Testing and Evaluation 1991: Vol 19 Index

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Journal of Testing and Evaluation
Author Index to Volume 19
1991
Burgess, G.: see Singh, S. P., Crofts, B., and Foo, K. Y.: see Brown, E. R. and Foo, K. Y.
Burgess, G. Fwa, T.-F.:
Month of Issue Pages Burnell, G.: Review of Inherently Conducting see Low, B.-H., Tan, S.-A., and Fwa,
Polymers (Aldissi), Nov., 499 T.-F.
January 1-92
see Tan, S.-A. and Fwa, T.-F.
March 93-180
May 181-262 Cc
July 263-348
September 349-420 Chiang, Y. J.: see Lee, Y.-L. and Chiang, G
November 421-514 v3. Gabb, T. P.: Review of High Temperature
Chouthai, S. S.: see Kain, V., Chouthai, S.
Fatigue: Properties and Prediction (Skel-
S., and Gadiyar, H. S.
ton), July, 345
Chuang, S. Y.: see Powers, B. L. and Chuang,
A Gadiyar, H. S.: see Kain, V., Chouthai, S.
S¥-
S., and Gadiyar, H. S.
Al-Qadi, I. L. and Rivera-Ortiz, L. A.: Lab- Chusid, M.: Review of Time-Saver Standards
Gerofi, J. P. and Shelley, G. A.: Condom
oratory testing of river gravel used in ar- for Building Types: 3rd Edition (De Chiara
inflation testing: strain distribution during
rester beds, July, 280 and Callender), July, 347
test, May, 244
Albrecht, P. Constantine, A. G.: see Sare, I. R. and Con-
Gong, Z. L. and Hsu, T. R.: Deformation of
and Lee, H.: Evaluating of rating numbers stantine, A. G.
aluminum alloy under cyclic creep load-
for atmospheric corrosion resistance of Conway, J. C., Jr.:
ings, Jan., 14
weathering steel, Nov., 429 see Jadaan, O. M., Shelleman, D. L., Con-
Goodwin, F. E. and Nguyen-Duy, P.: New
see Hu, J. M. and Albrecht, P. way,J . C., Jr., Mecholsky,J . J., Jr., and
method for burst testing of low strength
Anderson, T. L. and Dodds, R. H., Jr.: Spec- Tressler, R. E.
materials, Jan., 41
imen size requirements for fracture tough- see Shelleman, D. L., Jadaan, O. M., Con-
Gradin, P. A., Gustafson, C. G., and Hojo,
ness testing in the transition region, March, way, J. C., Jr., and Mecholsky, J. J., Jr.
M.: Influence of friction on the compliance
123 Crofts, B.: see Singh, S. P., Crofts, B., and
and crack work rate of an end notched flex-
Atkinson, M.: Analysis of the size effect in Burgess, G.
ure specimen, March, 149
low-load hardness testing of metals, Sept., Crosley, P. B. and Ripling, E. J.: Thick ad-
Gustafson, C. G.: see Gradin, P. A., Gus-
368 herend, instrumented double-cantilever-
tafson, C. G., and Hojo, M.
beam specimen for measuring debonding
of adhesive joints, Jan., 24
B
Bailey, J. L.: see Bohringer, D. E., Kupper-
man, D. S., Bailey, J. L., and Knox, A. E. D H
Ballinger, R. G.,: see Tobler, R. L., Reed, Deppa, S. W.: Procedure to evaluate open- Hall, M.: see Wolfe, R. W., Hall, M. and
R. P., Hwang, I. S., Morra, M. M., Bal- ings in children’s products for head en- Lyles, D.
linger, R. G., Nakajima, H., and Shima- trapment hazards, July, 263 Harig, H.: see Kaleta, J., Blotny, R., and
moto, S. Dodds, R. H., Jr.: see Anderson, T. L. and Harig, H.
Bamford, R.: see Hsieh, C., Hendrickson, Dodds, R. H., Jr. Hartwig, K. T.: see McDonald, L. C. and
J., and Bamford, R. Doebelin, E. O.: Review of Theory and Prac- Hartwig, K. T.
Begley, E. F.: see Munro, R. G. and Begley, tice of Force Measurement (Bray, Barbato, Hellmann, J. R.: see Segall, A. E., Hell-
E. F. and Levi), Sept., 417 mann, J. R., and Modest, M. F.
Blau, P. J.: Review of Detection, Diagnosis, Donaldson, B.: Review of Concise Encyclo- Hendrickson, J.: see Hsieh, C., Hendrickson,
and Prognosis of Rotating Machinery to pedia of Building and Construction Mate- J., and Bamford, R.
Improve Reliabiiity, Maintainability, and rials (Moavenzadeh), March, 178 Herrera, R.: see Landes, J. D., Zhou, Z.,
Readiness Through the Application of New Lee, K., and Herrera, R.
and Innovative Techniques (Cambridge Hojo, M.: see Gradin, P. A., Gustafson, C.
University Press), July, 345 E G., and Hojo, M.
Blotny, R.: see Kaleta, J., Blotny, R., and Holt, S. D.: see Miller, G. A., Marder, A.
Earthman, J. C.: see Kim, H.-K., Mohamed,
Harig, H. R., Holt, S. D., and Voorhees, H. R.
Bogan, L.: see Latta, B. M., Bogan, L., and F. A., and Earthman, J. C. Hossain, M. K. and Lytton, R. L.: Analysis
Wagner, G. S. Eddleman, V. L.: see Moore, M. A. and of large diameter high-density polyethyl-
Bohringer, D. E., Kupperman, D. S., Bailey, Eddleman, V. L. ene plastic pipes as vertical shafts in land-
J. L., and Knox, A. E.: Jn situ ultrasonic fills, Nov., 475
examination of the intense pulsed neutron Hsieh, C. Hendrickson, J., and Bamford, R.:
source (IPNS) enriched uranium target as- F Development of methodology for quali-
sembly, Nov., 467 Fett, T. fying safety critical A286 threaded fas-
Bottone, N. L.: Introduction to symposium and Munz, D.: Methods of determining teners, March, 135
on the use of reference materials in the subcritical crack growth by static lifetime Hsu, T. R.: see Gong, Z. L. and Hsu, T. R.
metals analysis laboratory, Jan., 55 tests with natural and artificial cracks, Hu, J. M. and Albrecht, P.: Plastic 1 and y
Brown, E. R. Nov., 461 factors for compact tension specimen in J-
and Foo, K. Y.: Evaluation of variability Keller, K., Martin, G., and Rosenfelder, integral estimation, March, 169
in resilient modulus test results (ASTM O.: Direct measurements of displace- Hurwitz, J. K.: Computer-aided homogene-
D 4123), Jan., 1 ments in the inner roller span of four- ity testing of proposed metal and metal al-
see Parker, F. P., Jr. and Brown, E. R. point-bending creep tests, July, 334 loy reference materials, Jan., 63
505
506 JOURNAL OF TESTING AND EVALUATION
Hwang, R. P.: see Tobler, R. L., Reed, R. Lee, Y.-L. and Chiang, Y. J.: Fatigue pre- Moore, M. A. and Eddleman, V. L.: Assess-
P., Hwang, I. S., Morra, M. M., Ballinger, dictions for components under biaxial re- ment of the effects of treatment, time, and
R. G., Nakajima, H., and Shimamoto, S. versed loading, Sept., 359 heat on the removal of erasable pen marks
Link, R. E.: Review of An Introduction to from cotton and cotton/polyester blend
the Design and Behavior of Bolted Joints fabrics, Sept., 394
(Bickford), Sept., 417 Morra, I. S.,: see Tobler, R. L., Reed, R.
Loferski, J. R. P., Hwang, I. S., Morra, M. M., Ballinger,
Itokuzu, M.: see Makabe, C., Kaneshiro, H.,
and McLain, T. E.: Static and impact flex- R. G., Nakajima, H., and Shimamoto, S.
and Itakazu, M.
ural properties of common wire nails, Munro, R. G. and Begley, E. F.: Structural
July, 297 ceramics database: data acquisition format
and Stern, E. G.: Understanding impact for monolithic ceramics, May, 250
J
testing of pallet nails and staples, Sept., Munz, D.: see Fett, T. and Munz, D.
Jacobs, T. L.: Review of Experimentation and 379
Uncertainty Analysis for Engineers (Cole- Low, B.-H., Tan, S.-A., and Fwa, T.-F.: De-
man and Steele), Nov., 498 termination of thermal diffusivity of con- N
Jadaan, O. M. struction materials, Nov., 440 Nagourney, S. J. and Madan, R. K.: Metals
Shelleman, D. L., Conway, J. C., Jr., Lyles, D.: see Wolfe, R. W., Hall, M. and analysis in the plastics additives industry:
Mecholsky, J. J., Jr., and Tressler, R. Lyles, D. quality assurance considerations, Jan., 77
E.: Prediction of the strength of ceramic Lyon, R. E.: Shear strength of a ductile ma- Nakajima, H.: see Tobler, R. L., Reed, R.
tubular components: Part I—analysis, terial from torsion of solid cylinders, May, P., Hwang, I. S., Morra, M. M., Ballinger,
May, 181 240 R. G., Nakajima, H., and Shimamoto, S.
see Shelleman, D. L., Jadaan, O. M., Con- Lytton, R. L.: see Hossain, M. K. and Lyt- Nguyen-Duy, P.: see Goodwin, F. E. and
way, J. C., Jr., and Mecholsky, J. J., Jr. ton, R. L. Nguyen-Duy, P.
Jendoubi, K., Ranganathan, N., and Merah,
N.: Effect of thickness on elasto-plastic de-
formation and hysteretic energy dissipated M O
at crack tip, May, 201
Madan, R. K.: see Nagourney, S. J. and O’Hern, M. E.: Discussion of ‘“‘Dynamic
Madan, R. K. loading: a new microhardness test method,”
K Makabe, C., Kaneshiro, H., and Itokazu, M.: Sept., 413
Effects of microcracks and artificial surface Oyedokun, Z. O.: Pulse current automatic
Kain, V., Chouthai, S. S., and Gadiyar, H. cracks on fracture ductility of a torsional electro-optical characterization of the laser
S.: Electrical resistance measurements on prestrained specimen, May, 221 diode, March, 172
type 304 stainless steel with different de- Mandel, J.: Models and interactions, Sept.,
grees of sensitization, July, 321 398
Kaleta, J., Blotny, R., and Harig, H.: Energy Marder, A. R.: see Miller, G. A., Marder, P
Kansletosoarhdeiidnr go ,i cn oHna.d :i stpiseoeenc si,Mm aenkJu albyue,n ,d 3e2rC6 . ,f aKtainguees hilrimoi,t MarAt.i n,R. ,G .H:o lste,e SF.e ttD,. , T.a,n dK elVloeorr,h eKe.s,, MaHr.t inR,. Parciodam,p oNn.e:n tRe lifaabtiilgituye afnadi lulriefes esbteilmoawt iotnh ef rgoom-
H., and Itokazu, M. G., and Rosenfelder, O. no-go fatigue life limit, Nov., 450
Kapsipo,n s J.f oAr .:d iIsmpplracoevmeedn tsw idaen d ranignvee rseex prediss-- MarTthienosr,e tiCc.a lS .,c oSmtpeaern,i soMn. , ofa nedr roRro sain, K,L,. vGa.l:- Parpkaerri,s onF .o fP .m,e tJhr.o dsan df orB rmoewans,u riEn.g R.m:o isCtoumr-e
placements for standard fracture toughness ues determined by different testing meth- content of aggregate and asphalt-aggregate
specimens, Jan., 45 ods of ceramics, May, 256 paving mixtures, March, 161
Keller, K.: see Fett, T., Keller, K., Martin, McDonald, L. C. and Hartwig, K. T.: Cry- Pellicane, P. J.
G., and Rosenfelder, O. ogenic creep testing, March, 107 Application of the European yield model
Kennedy, W. R.: Certification: what it means McKee, C. W.: Review of International Ad- to nailed joints in southern hardwoods,
for inhomogeneity and reference mate- vances in Nondestructive Testing, Volume Sept., 385
rials, Jan., 60 15 (McGonnagle), Sept., 418 Mechanical behavior of nailed joints with
Kim, H.-K., Mohamed, F. A., and Earth- McLain, T. E.: see Loferski, J. R. and McLain, various side member materials, March,
man, J. C.: Novel specimen geometry for TE. 97
double shear creep experiments, March, 93 Mecholsky, J. J., Jr.: Powers, B. L. and Chuang, S. Y.: Vibration
Knox, A. E.: see Bohringer, D. E., Kup- see Jadaan, O. M., Shelleman, D. L., Con- monitoring of small lightweight compo-
perman, D. S., Bailey, J. L., and Knox, way, J. C., Jr., Mecholsky, J. J., Jr., and nents using fiber optic sensors, Nov., 493
Tressler, R. E.
A. E.
see Shelleman, D. L., Jadaan, O. M., Con-
Kowalewski, M. J., Jr.: Review of Defect
way, J. C., Jr., and Mecholsky, J. J., Jr.
Prevention: Use of Simple Statistical Tools Q
Meeres, R. P.: see Ridsdale, P. D. and Meeres,
(Kane), Jan., 89 R. P. Quinn, G. D.: Review of Ceramic Hardness
Kupperman, D. S.: see Bohringer, D. E., Merah, N.: see Jendoubi, K., Ranganathan, (McColm), Nov., 497
Kupperman, D. S., Bailey, J. L., and Knox,
N., and Merah, N.
A. E.
Meraw, L. J.: Glossary (German/English,
English/German) of specialized plastics R
testing terminology, July, 338 Ramsamooj, D. V.: Prediction of fatigue life
L
Merks, J. W.: Review of Powder Testing of asphalt concrete beams from fracture
Landes, J. D., Zhou, Z., Lee, K., and Her- Guide: Methods of Measuring the Physical tests, May, 231
rera, R.: Normalization method for de- Properties of Bulk Powders (Svarovsky), Ranganathan, N.: see Jendoubi, K., Ran-
veloping J-R curves with the LMN func- Sept., 418 ganathan, N., and Merah, N.
tion, July, 305 Miller, G. A., Marder, A. R., Holt, S. D., Rasberry, S. D.: Standard reference mate-
Latta, B. M., Bogan, L., and Wagner, G. S.: and Voorhees, H. R.: Creep-fatigue inter- rials: NBS-ASTM cooperation, Jan., 56
Nonintrusive test for argon gas content in action in T11 boiler tube steel, Nov., 485 Rawlings, R. D.: see Selcuk, A. and Rawl-
windows: feasibility study, May, 214 Modest, M. F.: see Segall, A. E., Hellmann, ings, R. D.
Lee, H.: see Albrecht,P . and Lee, H. J. R., and Modest, M. F. Reed, R. P.: see Tobler, R. L., Reed, R. P.,
Lee, K.: see Landes, J. D., Zhou, Z., Lee, Mohamed, F. A.: see Kim, H.-K., Mo- Hwang, I. S., Morra, M. M., Ballinger, R.
K., and Herrera, R. hamed, F. A., and Earthman, J. C. G., Nakajima, H., and Shimamoto, S.
AUTHOR INDEX 507
Reemsnyder, H. S.: Review of Materials for way, J. C., Jr.,M echolsky,J . J., Jr., and mamoto, S.: Charpy impact tests near
Marine Systems and Structures (Hasson and Tressler, R. E. absolute zero, Jan., 34
Crowe), May, 260 Shelley, G. A.: see Geroft, J. P. and Shelley, Tressler, R. E.: see Jadaan, O. M., Shelle-
Ridsdale, P. D. and Meeres, R. P.: What con- G. A. man, D. L., Conway, J. C., Jr., Mechol-
stitutes a reference material and how is it Shi, D. and Winslow, D.: Accuracy of a vol- sky, J. J., Jr., and Tressler, R. E.
certified?, Jan., 71 ume fraction measurement using areal im-
Ripling, E. J.: see Crosley, P. B. and Ripling, age analysis, May, 210
E. J. Shimada, M.: see Tobler, R. L. and Shimada, Vv
Rivera-Ortiz, L. A.: see Al-Qadi, I. L. and M. Voorhees, H. R.: see Miller, G. A., Marder,
Rivera-Ortiz, L. A. Shimamoto, S.: see Tobler, R. L., Reed, R. A. R., Holt, S. D., and Voorhees, H. R.
Rosa, L. G.: see Martins, C. S., Steen, M., P., Hwang, I. S., Morra, M. M., Ballinger,
and Rosa, L. G. R. G., Nakajima, H., and Shimamoto, S.
Rosenfelder, O.: see Fett, T., Keller, K., Shuman, E. C.: Review of Engineering Proj- Ww
Martin, G., and Rosenfelder, O. ect Management (Blanchard), Nov., 497
Singh, S. P., Crofts, B., and Burgess, G.: Wagner, G. S.: see Latta, B. M., Bogan, L.,
Effect of handling on the compression and Wagner, G. S.
S strength of corrugated fiberboard con- Walter, R. J.: see Yuen, J. L. and Water,
tainers, Sept., 374 Re 3.
Sachse, W.: Review of Physical Acoustics:
Sproles, E. S., Jr.: Change in mass of copper Weller, W.: Authors’ closure to discussion of
Vol. 18 (Mason and Thurston), July, 346
coupons as a measure of severity of envi- “Dynamic loading: a new n.icrohardness
Santoliquido, P. M.: Preparation and certi-
ronments in accelerated aging tests for test method,” Sept., 415
fication of uranium oxide (U;Ox,) spectro-
electrical contacts, July, 292 Westbrook, J. H.: Review of Mechanical
metric reference materials, Jan., 83
Steen, M.: see Martins, C. S., Steen, M., and Testing (Curbishley), May, 261
Sare, I. R.
Rosa, L. G. Winslow, D.
and Constantine, A. G.: Authors’ closure
Stern, E. G.: see Loferski, J. R. and Stern, Predicting the durability of paving bricks,
to discussion of “‘Design and analysis of
E. G. Jan., 29
jaw crusher gouging abrasion tests,”
Strauss, B. M.: Review of Science and En- see Shi, D. and Winslow, D.
Sept., 410
gineering Indicators—1989 (National Sci- Wolfe, R. W., Hall, M. and Lyles, D.: Test
and Constantine, A. G.: Design and anal-
ence Board), March, 178 . apparatus for simulating interactive loads
ysis of jaw crusher gouging abrasion tests,
on metal plate wood connections, Nov.,
March, 115
421
Segall, A. E., Hellmann, J. R., and Modest, T Wood, F. W.: Discussion of “Design and
M. F.: Analysis of gas-fired ceramic ra- analysis of jaw crusher gouging abrasion
diant tubes during transient heating: part Yan, S.-A.
tests,” Sept., 408
I—thermal transient modeling, Nov., 454 and Fwa, T.-F.: Nondestructive density
Selcuk, A. and Rawlings, R. D.: Cantilever- measurements of cylindrical specimens
type bend test technique for formability by gamma-ray attenuation, March, 155 Y
analysis of strip/plate metals, Sept., 349 see Low, B.-H., Tan, S.-A., and Fwa,
Yuen, J. L. and Walter, R. J.: Thermal shock
Shelleman, D. L. T.-F.
and thermal fatigue testing, Sept., 403
Jadaan, O. M., Conway, J. C., Jr., and Tobler, R. L.
Mecholsky, J. J., Jr.: Prediction of the and Shimada, M.: Warm precracking at
strength of ceramic tubular components: 295 K and its effects on the 4-K tough-
Z
Part II—experimental verification, May, ness of austenitic steels, July, 312
192 Reed, R. P., Hwang, I. S., Morra, M. M., Zhou, Z.: see Landes, J. D., Zhou, Z., Lee,
see Jadaan, O. M., Shelleman, D. L., Con- Ballinger, R. G., Nakajima, H., and Shi- K., and Herrera, R.

Journal of Testing and Evaluation
Subject Index to Volume 19
1991
A Asphalt concrete High Temperature Fatigue: Properties and
A286 stainless steel Prediction of fatigue life of asphalt con- Prediction by Skelton (Gabb), July, 345
Development of methodology for quali- crete beams from fracture tests (Ram- Inherently Conducting Polymers by Aldissi
fying safety critical A286 threaded fas- samooj), May, 231 (Burnell), Nov., 499
teners (Hsieh, Hendrickson, and Bam- Asphalt mixes International Advances in Nondestructive
ford), March, 135 Evaluation of variability in resilient mod- Testing, Volume 15 by McGonnagle
Abrasion resistance ulus test results (ASTM D 4123), (Brown (McKee), Sept., 418
Design and analysis of jaw crusher gouging and Foo), Jan., 1 An Introduction to the Design and Behavior
abrasion tests (Sare and Constantine). ASTM Practice G 81-83 of Bolted Joints by Bickford (Link), Sept.,
March, 115 Design and analysis of jaw crusher gouging 417
Accident prevention abrasion tests (Sare and Constantine), Materials for Marine Systems and Structures
Procedure to evaluate openings in chil- March, 115 by Hasson and Crowe (Reemsnyder), May,
dren’s products for head entrapment ASTM Test D 4123 260
hazards (Deppa), July, 263 Evaluation of variability in resilient mod- Mechanical Testing by Curbishley (West-
Adhesive joints ulus test results (ASTM D 4123), (Brown brook), May, 261
Thick adherend, instrumented double-can- and Foo), Jan., 1 Physical Acoustics: Vol. 18 by Mason and
tilever-beam specimen for measuring de- Atomic spectroscopy Thurston (Sachse), July, 346
bonding of adhesive joints (Crosley and Metals analysis in the plastics additives in- Powder Testing Guide: Methods of Meas-
Ripling), Jan., 24 dustry: quality assurance considerations uring the Physical Properties of Bulk
Adiabatic heat (Nagourney and Madan), Jan., 77 Powders by Svarovsky (Merks), Sept.,
Charpy impact tests near absolute zero Austenitic alloys 418
(Tobler, Reed, Hwang, Morra, Ballin- Charpy impact tests near absolute zero Science and Engineering by National Sci-
ger, Nakajima, and Shimamoto), Jan., (Tobler, Reed, Hwang, Morra, Ballin- ence Board (Strauss), March, 178
34 ger, Nakajima, and Shimamoto), Jan., Theory and Practice of Force Measurement
Aluminum 34 by Bray, Barbato, and Levi (Doebelin),
Cryogenic creep testing (McDonald and Austenitic stainless steel Sept., 417
Hartwig), March, 107 Electrical resistance measurements on type Time-Saver Standards for Building Types:
304 stainless steel with different degrees 3rd Edition by De Chiara and Callender
Aluminum alloys
of sensitization (Kain, Chouthai, and (Chusid), July, 347
Deformation of aluminum alloy under cyclic
Gadiyar), July, 321 Bricks
creep loadings (Gong and Hsu), Jan., 14
Warm precracking at 295 K and its effects Determination of thermal diffusivity of
Aluminum oxide
on the 4-K toughness of austenitic steels construction materials (Low, Tan, and
Methods of determining subcritical crack
(Tobler and Shimada), July, 312 Fwa), Nov., 440
growth by static lifetime tests with nat-
Automatic measurement Predicting the durability of paving bricks
ural and artificial cracks (Fett and Munz),
Pulse current automatic electro-optical (Winslow), Jan., 29
Nov., 461
characterization of the laser diode (Oye- Burst testing
Analysis of variance
dokun), March, 172 New method for burst testing of low strength
Models and interactions (Mandel), Sept.,
materials (Goodwin and Nguyen-Duy),
398
Jan., 41
Anthropometry
B
Procedure to evaluate openings in chil-
dren’s products for head entrapment Boiler tube steel
hazards (Deppa), July, 263 Creep-fatigue interaction in T11 boiler tube
Cc
Areal analysis steel (Miller, Marder, Holt, and Voor-
Accuracy of a volume fraction measure- hees), Nov., 485 Calibration
ment using areal image analysis (Shi and Book reviews Change in mass of copper coupons as a
Winslow), May, 210 Concise Encyclopedia of Building and measure of severity of environments in
Argon Construction Materials by Moavenzadeh accelerated aging tests for electrical con-
Nonintrusive test for argon gas content in (Donaldson), March, 178 tacts (Sproles), July, 292
windows: feasibility study (Latta, Bo- Ceramic Hardness by McColm (Quinn), Cantilever-type bend tests
gan, and Wagner), May, 214 Nov., 497 Cantilever-type bend test technique for
Arrester beds Defect Prevention: Use of Simple Statistical formability analysis of strip/plate metals
Laboratory testing of river gravel used in Tools by Kane (Kowalewski), Jan., 89 (Selcuk and Rawlings), Sept., 349
arrester beds (Al-Qadi and Rivera- Detection, Diagnosis, and Prognosis of Ro- Cement
Ortiz), July, 280 tating Machinery to Improve Reliability, Determination of thermal diffusivity of
Asphalt Maintainability, and Readiness Through construction materials (Low, Tan, and
Determination of thermal diffusivity of the Application of New and Innovative Fwa), Nov., 440
construction materials (Low, Tan, and Techniques by Cambridge University Ceramics
Fwa), Nov., 440 Press (Blau), July, 345 Analysis of gas-fired ceramic radiant tubes
Asphalt-aggregate paving mixtures Engineering Project Management by Blan- during transient heating: Part I—ther-
Comparison of methods for measuring chard (Shuman), Nov., 497 mal transient modeling (Segall, Hell-
moisture content of aggregate and as- Experimentation and Uncertainty Analysis mann, and Modest), Nov., 454
phalt-aggregate paving mixtures (Parker for Engineers by Coleman and Steele Direct measurements of displacements in
and Brown), March, 161 (Jacobs), Nov., 498 the inner roller span of four-point-bend-
509
510 JOURNAL OF TESTING AND EVALUATION
ing creep tests (Fett, Keller, Martin, and ure specimen (Gradin, Gustafson, and Crack work release rate
Rosenfelder), July, 334 Hojo), March, 149 Influence of friction on the compliance and
Methods of determining subcritical crack Compressive strength crack work rate of an end notched flex-
growth by static lifetime tests with nat- Effect of handling on the compression ure specimen (Gradin, Gustafson, and
ural and artificial cracks (Fett and Munz), strength of corrugated fiberboard con- Hojo), March, 149
Nov., 461 tainers (Singh, Crofts, and Burgess), Creep
Prediction of the strength of ceramic tu- Sept., 374 Cryogenic creep testing, (McDonald and
bular components: Part I—analysis (Ja- Computers Hartwig), March, 107
daan, Shelleman, Conway, Mecholsky, Computer-aided homogeneity testing of Direct measurements of displacements in
and Tressler), May, 181 proposed metal and metal alloy refer- the inner roller span of four-point-bend-
Prediction of the strength of ceramic tu- ence materials (Hurwitz), Jan., 63 ing creep tests (Fett, Keller, Martin, and
bular components: Part II—experimen- Development of methodology for quali- Rosenfelder), July, 334
tal verification (Shelleman, Jadaan, fying safety critical A286 threaded fas- Creep acceleration
Conway, and Mecholsky), May, 192 teners (Hsieh, Hendrickson, and Bam- Deformation of aluminum alloy under cyclic
Structural ceramics database: data acqui- ford), March, 135 creep loadings (Gong and Hsu), Jan., 14
sition format for monolithic ceramics Pulse current automatic electro-optical Creep deformation
(Munro and Begley), May, 250 characterization of the laser diode (Oye- Novel specimen geometry for double shear
Theoretical comparison of error in K;, values dokun), March, 172 creep experiments (Kim, Mohamed, and
determined by different testing methods Structural ceramics database: data acqui- Earthman), March, 93
of ceramics (Martins, Steen, and Rosa), sition format for monolithic ceramics Creep fatigue interaction
May, 256 (Munro and Begley), May, 250 Creep-fatigue interaction in T11 boiler tube
Certification Concrete steel (Miller, Marder, Holt, and Voor-
Certification: what it means for inhomo- Determination of thermal diffusivity of hees), Nov., 485
geneity and reference materials (Ken- construction materials (Low, Tan, and Cryogenic material properties
nedy), Jan., 60 Fwa), Nov., 440 Warm precracking at 295 K and its effects
Computer-aided homogeneity testing of Condoms on the 4-K toughness of austenitic steels
proposed metal and metal alloy refer- Condom inflation testing: strain distribu- (Tobler and Shimada), July, 312
ence materials (Hurwitz), Jan., 63 tion during test (Gerofi and Shelley), Cryogenic temperatures
Preparation and certification of uranium May, 244 Charpy impact tests near absolute zero
oxide (U;,O,) spectrometric reference Consumer product safety (Tobler, Reed, Hwang, Morra, Ballin-
materials (Santoliquido), Jan., 83 Procedure to evaluate openings in chil- ger, Nakajima, and Shimamoto), Jan.,
What constitutes a reference material and dren’s products for head entrapment 34
how is it certified? ,( Ridsdale and Meeres) hazards (Deppa), July, 263 Cryogenic creep testing (McDonald and
Jan., 71 Continuous wave tests Hartwig), March, 107
Certified Reference Material (CRM) Pulse current automatic electro-optical Cyclic creep tests
Certification: what it means for inhomo- characterization of the laser diode (Oye- Deformation of aluminum alloy under cyclic
geneity and reference materials (Ken- dokun), March, 172 creep loadings (Gong and Hsu), Jan., 14
nedy), Jan., 60 Convection ovens Cylindrical specimens
What constitutes a reference material and Comparison of methods for measuring Nondestructive density measurements of
how is it certified?, (Ridsdale and moisture content of aggregate and as- cylindrical specimens by gamma-ray at-
Meeres), Jan., 71 phalt-aggregate paving mixtures (Parker tenuation (Tan and Fwa), March, 155
Charpy impact tests and Brown), March, 161
Charpy impact tests near absolute zero Copper coupons
D
(Tobler, Reed, Hwang, Morra, Ballin- Change in mass of copper coupons as a
ger, Nakajima, and Shimamoto), Jan., measure of severity of environments in Debond resistance
34 accelerated aging tests for electrical con- Thick adherend, instrumented double-can-
Children tacts (Sproles), July, 292 tilever-beam specimen for measuring de-
Procedure to evaluate openings in chil- Corrosion bonding of adhesive joints (Crosley and
dren’s products for head entrapment Change in mass of copper coupons as a Ripling), Jan., 24
hazards (Deppa), July, 263 measure of severity of environments in Definitions
Cleavage accelerated aging tests for electrical con- Certification: what it means for inhomo-
Specimen size requirements for fracture tacts (Sproles), July, 292 geneity and reference materials (Ken-
toughness testing in the transition region Corrosion resistance nedy), Jan., 60
(Anderson and Dodds), March 123 Evaluation of rating numbers for atmo- What constitutes a reference material and
spheric corrosion resistance of weath- how is it certified? (Ridsdale and Meeres),
Closure
ering steel (Albrecht and Lee), Nov., Jan., 71
Authors’ closure to discussion of ‘‘Design
429 Deformation
and analysis of jaw crusher gouging
Corrugated containers Effect of thickness of elasto-plastic defor-
abrasion tests” (Sare and Constantine),
Sept., 410 Effect of handling on the compression mation and hysteretic energy dissipated
Author’s closure to discussion of “‘Dy- strength of corrugated fiberboard con- at crack tip (Jendoubi, Ranganathan, and
tainers (Singh, Crofts, and Burgess), Merah), May, 201
namic loading: a new microhardness test
method” (Weiler), Sept., 415 Sept., 374 Effects of microcracks and artificial surface
Cotton cracks on fracture ductility of a torsional
Combined loading Assessment of the effects of treatment, time, prestrained specimen (Makabe, Kane-
Test apparatus for simulating interactive and heat on the removal of erasable pen shiro, and Itokazu), May, 221
loads on metal plate wood connections marks from cotton and cotton/polyester Delamination crack growth
(Wolfe, Hall, and Lyles), Nov., 421 blend fabrics (Moore and Eddleman), Influence of friction on the compliance and
Compact tension Sept., 394 crack work rate of an end notched flex-
Plastic n and y factors for compact tension Cotton/polyester ure specimen (Gradin, Gustafson, and
specimen in J-integral estimation (Hu and Assessment of the effects of treatment, time, Hojo), March, 149
Albrecht), March, 169 and heat on the removal of erasable pen Density measurements
Compliance marks from cotton and cotton/polyester Nondestructive density measurements of
Influence of friction on the compliance and blend fabrics (Moore and Eddleman), cylindrical specimens by gamma-ray at-
crack work rate of an end notched flex- Sept., 394 tenuation (Tan and Fwa), March, 155
SUBJECT INDEX 511
Design specifications European Yield Model Methods of determining subcritical crack
Static and impact flexural properties of Applicaz. -n of the European Yield Model growth by static lifetime tests with nat-
common wire nails (Loferski and Mc- to naileJ joints in southern hardwoods ural and artificial cracks (Fett and Munz),
Lain), July, 297 (Pellicane), Sept., 385 Nov., 461
Discussions Prediction of fatigue life of asphalt con-
Discussion of “Design and analysis of jaw F crete beams from fracture tests (Ram-
crusher gouging abrasion tests” (Wood), samooj), May, 231
Sept., 408 Failure probability Fracture specimens
Discussion of “Dynamic loading: a new mi- Prediction of the strength of ceramic tu- Improved wide range expressions for dis-
crohardness test method’’ (O’Hern), bular components: Part I—analysis (Ja- placements and inverse displacements for
Sept., 413 daan, Shelleman, Conway, Mecholsky, standard fracture toughness specimens
Displacements and Tressler), May, 181 (Kapp), Jan., 45
Direct measurements of displacements in Prediction of the strength of ceramic tu- Fracture toughness
the inner roller span of four-point-bend- bular components: Part II—experimen- Specimen size requirements for fracture
ing creep tests (Fett, Keller, Martin, and tal verification (Shelleman, Jadaan, toughness testing in the transition region
Rosenfelder), July, 334 Conway, and Mecholsky), May, 192 (Anderson and Dodds), March, 123
Improved wide range expressions for dis- Failure statistics Theoretical comparison of error in K,, values
placements and inverse displacements for Prediction of the strength of ceramic tu- determined by different testing methods
standard fracture toughness specimens bular components: Part II—experimen- of ceramics (Martins, Steen, and Rosa),
(Kapp), Jan., 45 tal verification (Shelleman, Jadaan, May, 256
Distillation Conway, and Mecholsky), May, 192 Warm precracking at 295 K and its effects
Comparison of methods for measuring Fastener quality on the 4-K toughness of austenitic steels
moisture content of aggregate and as- Understanding impact testing of pallet nails (Tobler and Shimada), July, 312
phalt-aggregate paving mixtures (Parker and staples (Loferski and Stern), Sept., Fracture toughness tests
and Brown), March, 161 379 Thick adherend, instrumented double-can-
Ductile-brittle transition Fatigue tilever-beam specimen for measuring de-
Specimen size requirements for fracture Effect of thickness of elasto-plastic defor- bonding of adhesive joints (Crosley and
toughness testing in the transition region mation and hysteretic energy dissipated Ripling), Jan., 24
(Anderson and Dodds), March 123 at crack tip (Jendoubi, Ranganathan, and Friction
Ductility Merah), May, 201 Influence of friction on the compliance and
Shear strength of a ductile material from Energy stored in a specimen under fatigue crack work rate of an end notched flex-
torsion of solid cylinders (Lyon), May, limit loading conditions (Kaleta, Blotny, ure specimen (Gradin, Gustafson, and
240 and Harig), July, 326 Hojo), March, 149
Durability Prediction of fatigue life of asphalt con-
Predicting the durability of paving bricks crete beams from fracture tests (Ram-
(Winslow), Jan., 29 samooj), May, 231
Dwell time Warm precracking at 295 K and its effects G
Deformation of aluminum alloy under cyclic on the 4-K toughness of austenitic steels Gamma-rays
creep loadings (Gong and Hsu), Jan., 14 (Tobler and Shimada), July, 312 Nondestructive density measurements of
Fatigue life
cylindrical specimens by gamma-ray at-
Development of methodology for quali-
tenuation (Tan and Fwa), March, 155
fying safety critical A286 threaded fas-
E teners (Hsieh, Hendrickson, and Bam- Gas analysis
Nonintrusive test for argon gas content in
Electrical contacts ford), March, 135
windows: feasibility study (Latta, Bo-
Change in mass of copper coupons as a Reliability and life estimation from com-
gan, and Wagner), May, 214
measure of severity of environments in ponent fatigue failures below the go-no-
Go-no-go fatigue tests
accelerated aging tests for electrical con- go fatigue life limit (Parida), Nov., 450
Reliability and life estimation from com-
tacts (Sproles), July, 292 Fatigue predictions
ponent fatigue failures below the go-no-
Electrical resistance Fatigue predictions for components under
go fatigue life limit (Parida), Nov., 450
Electrical resistance measurements on type biaxial reversed loading (Lee and
Gouging abrasion
304 stainless steel with different degrees Chiang), Sept., 359
Design and analysis of jaw crusher gouging
of sensitization (Kain, Chouthai, and Fiber optic sensors
abrasion tests (Sare and Constantine),
Gadiyar), July, 321 Vibration monitoring of small lightweight
March, 115
Electron beam radiation components using fiber optic sensors
Gravel
Thermal shock and thermal fatigue testing (Powers and Chuang), Nov., 493
Laboratory testing of river gravel used in
(Yuen and Walter), Sept., 403 Formability analysis
arrester beds (Al-Qadi and Rivera-Or-
End notched flexure specimens Cantilever-type bend test technique for
tiz), July, 280
Influence of friction on the compliance and formability analysis of strip/plate metals
crack work rate of an end notched flex- (Selcuk and Rawlings), Sept., 349
ure specimen (Gradin, Gustafson, and Four-point bending tests
Hojo), March, 149 Direct measurements of displacements in
H
Engineering properties the inner roller span of four-point-bend-
Laboratory testing of river gravel used in ing creep tests (Fett, Keller, Martin, and Handling
arrester beds (Al-Qadi and Rivera-Or- Rosenfelder), July, 334 Effect of handling on the compression
tiz), July, 280 Fracture ductility strength of corrugated fiberboard con-
Epoxies Effects of microcracks and artificial surface tainers (Singh, Crofts, and Burgess),
Shear strength of a ductile material from cracks on fracture ductility of a torsional Sept., 374
torsion of solid cylinders (Lyon), May, prestrained specimen (Makabe, Kane- Hardness
240 shiro, and Itokazu), May, 221 Analysis of the size effect in low-hardness
Error analysis Fracture mechanics testing of metals (Atkinson), Sept., 368
Theoretical comparison of error in K,, values Improved wide range expressions for dis- Heat conduction
determined by different testing methods placements and inverse displacements for Determination of thermal diffusivity of
of ceramics (Martins, Steen, and Rosa), standard fracture toughness specimens construction materials (Low, Tan, and
May, 256 (Kapp), Jan., 45 Fwa), Nov., 440
512 JOURNAL OF TESTING AND EVALUATION
Homogeneity Lead Metal connector plates
Computer-aided homogeneity testing of New method for burst testing of low strength Test apparatus for simulating interactive
proposed metal and metal alloy refer- materials (Goodwin and Nguyen-Duy), loads on metal plate wood connections
ence materials (Hurwitz), Jan., 63 Jan., 41 (Wolfe, Hall, and Lyles), Nov., 421
Hysteretic energy Lead alloys Metal reference material
Effect of thickness of elasto-plastic defor- New method for burst testing of low strength Computer-aided homogeneity testing of
mation and hysteretic energy dissipated materials (Goodwin and Nguyen-Duy), proposed metal and metal alloy refer-
at crack tip (Jendoubi, Ranganathan, and Jan., 41 ence materials (Hurwitz), Jan., 63
Merah), May, 201 Linear models Metals
Models and interactions (Mandel), Sept., Cantilever-type bend test technique for
398 formability analysis of strip/plate metals
LMN function (Selcuk and Rawlings), Sept., 349
Normalization method for developing J-R Introduction to symposium on the use of
Image analysis
curves with the LMN function (Landes, reference materials in the metals analysis
Accuracy of a volume fraction measure-
Zhou, Lee, and Herrera), July, 305 laboratory (Bottone), Jan., 55
ment using areal image analysis (Shi and
Loading Standard Reference Materials: NBS-ASTM
Winslow), May, 210
Application of the European Yield Model cooperation (Rasberry), Jan., 56
Impact resistance
to nailed joints in southern hardwoods MIBANT angle
Understanding impact testing of pallet nails
(Pellicane), Sept., 385 Static and impact flexural properties of
and staples (Loferski and Stern), Sept.,
Cryogenic creep testing (McDonald and common wire nails (Loferski and Mc-
379
Hartwig), March, 107 Lain), July, 297
Indentation
Energy stored in a specimen under fatigue Microcracks
Analysis of the size effect in low-hardness
limit loading conditions (Kaleta, Blotny, Effects of microcracks and artificial surface
testing of metals (Atkinson), Sept., 368
and Harig), July, 326 cracks on fracture ductility of a torsional
Inflation tests
Fatigue predictions for components under prestrained specimen (Makabe, Kane-
Condom inflation testing: strain distribu-
biaxial reversed loading (Lee and shiro, and Itokazu), May, 221
tion during test (Gerofi and Shelley),
Chiang), Sept., 359 Microscopy
May, 244
Normalization method for developing J-R Accuracy of a volume fraction measure-
Intense Pulsed Neutron Source (IPNS)
curves with the LMN function (Landes, ment using areal image analysis (Shi and
In situ ultrasonic examination of the In-
Zhou, Lee, and Herrera), July, 305 Winslow), May, 210
tense Pulsed Neutron Source (IPNS) en-
Prediction of fatigue life of asphalt con- Microwaves
riched uranium target assembly (Bohrin-
crete beams from fracture tests (Ram- Comparison of methods for measuring
ger, Kupperman, Bailey, and Knox),
samooj), May, 231 moisture content of aggreyate and as-
Nov., 467
Load-slip phalt-aggregate paving mixtures (Parker
Interactions
Mechanical behavior of nailed joints with and Brown), March, 161
Models and interactions (Mandel), Sept.,
various side member materials (Pelli- Moisture content
398
cane), March 97 Comparison of methods for measuring
Interlaboratory tests
moisture content of aggregate and as-
Models and interactions (Mandel), Sept.,
phalt-aggregate paving mixtures (Parker
398
M and Brown), March, 161
International Organization for Standardiza-
tion (ISO) Marking pens
What constitutes a reference material and Assessment of the effects of treatment, time,
N
how is it certified? (Ridsdale and Meeres), and heat on the removal of erasable pen
Jan., 71 marks from cotton and cotton/polyester Nailed joints
blend fabrics (Moore and Eddleman), Application of the European Yield Model
Sept., 394 to nailed joints in southern hardwoods
Materials properties (Pellicane), Sept., 385
Structural ceramics database: data acqui- Mechanical behavior of nailed joints with
J integral
sition format for monolithic ceramics various side member materials (Pelli-
Plastic y and y factors for compact tension
(Munro and Begley), May, 250 cane), March, 97
specimen in J-integral estimation (Hu and
Mathematical models Nails
Albrecht), March, 169
Energy stored in a specimen under fatigue Static and impact flexural properties of
J-R curves
limit loading conditions (Kaleta, Blotny, common wire nails (Loferski and Mc-
Normalization method for developing J-R
and Harig), July, 326 Lain), July, 297
curves with the LMN function (Landes,
Mechanical behavior Understanding impact testing of pallet nails
Zhou, Lee, and Herrera), July, 305
Mechanical behavior of nailed joints with and staples (Loferski and Stern), Sept.,
Jaw crushers
various side member materials (Pelli- 379
Design and analysis of jaw crusher gouging
cane), March, 97 National Institute of Standards and Technol-
abrasion tests (Sare and Constantine),
March, 115 Mechanical components ogy
Fatigue predictions for components under Standard Reference Materials: NBS-ASTM
biaxial reversed loading (Lee and cooperation (Rasberry), Jan., 56
Chiang), Sept., 359 Neutrons
L
Mechanical properties In situ ultrasonic examination of the In-
Laser diodes Creep-fatigue interaction in T11 boiler tube tense Pulsed Neutron Source (IPNS) en-
Pulse current automatic electro-optical steel (Miller, Marder, Holt, and Voor- riched uranium target assembly (Bohrin-
characterization of the laser diode (Oye- hees), Nov., 485 ger, Kupperman, Bailey, and Knox),
dokun), March, 172 Mercury intrusion Nov., 467
Laundering Predicting the durability of paving bricks Nondestructive tests
Assessment of the effects of treatment, time, (Winslow), Jan., 29 Electrical resistance measurements on type
and heat on the removal of erasable pen Metal analysis 304 stainless steel with different degrees
marks from cotton and cotton/polyester Metals analysis in the plastics additives in- of sensitization (Kain, Chouthai, and
blend fabrics (Moore and Eddleman), dustry: quality assurance considerations Gadiyar), July, 321
Sept., 394 (Nagourney and Madan), Jan., 77 Nondestructive density measurements of
SUBJECT INDEX 513
cylindrical specimens by gamma-ray at- R specimen in J-integral estimation (Hu and
tenuation (Tan and Fwa), March, 155 Albrecht), March, 169
Nonproportional hardening Radiant tubes Specimen size requirements for fracture
Fatigue predictions for components under Analysis of gas-fired ceramic radiant tubes toughness testing in the transition region
biaxial reversed loading (Lee and during transient heating: Part I—ther- (Anderson and Dodds), March 123
Chiang), Sept., 359 mal transient modeling (Segall, Hell- Standard Reference Material (SRM)
Normalization mann, and Modest), Nov., 454 Certification: what it means for inhomo-
Normalization method for developing J-R Radiation attenuation geneity and reference materials (Ken-
curves with the LMN function (Landes, Nondestructive density measurements of nedy), Jan., 60
Zhou, Lee, and Herrera), July, 305 cylindrical specimens by gamma-ray at- Introduction to symposium on the use of
tenuation (Tan and Fwa), March, 155
reference materials in the metals analysis
Radius-to-thickness (R/t) ratio laboratory (Bottone), Jan., 55
Cantilever-type bend test technique for Standard Reference Materials: NBS-ASTM
O formability analysis of strip/plate metals cooperation (Rasberry), Jan., 56
Oxidation (Selcuk and Rawlings), Sept., 349 Standards
Change in mass of copper coupons as a Rating numbers Condom inflation testing: strain distribu-
measure of severity of environments in Evaluation of rating numbers for atmo- tion during test (Gerofi and Shelley),
accelerated aging tests for electrical con- spheric corrosion resistance of weath- May, 244
tacts (Sproles), July, 292 ering steel (Albrecht and Lee), Nov., Standards glossary
429 Glossary (German/English, English/Ger-
Reference Material (RM) man) of specialized plastics testing ter-
Preparation and certification of uranium minology (Meraw), July, 338
P oxide (U;O,) spectrometric reference Staples
Pallets materials (Santoliquido), Jan., 83 Understanding impact testing of pallet nails
Understanding impact testing of pallet nails What constitutes a reference material and and staples (Loferski and Stern), Sept.,
and staples (Loferski and Stern), Sept., how is it certified? (Ridsdale and Meeres), 379
Jan., 71 Steel
Plastic n and y factors Reliability Reliability and life estimation from com-
Plastic n and y factors for compact tension Reliability and life estimation from com- ponent fatigue failures below the go-no-
specimen in J-integral estimation (Hu and ponent fatigue failures below the go-no- go fatigue life limit (Parida), Nov., 450
Albrecht), March, 169 go fatigue life limit (Parida), Nov., 450 Stored energy
Plastic additives Repeatability Energy stored in a specimen under fatigue
Metals analysis in the plastics additives in- Evaluation of variability in resilient mod- limit loading conditions (Kaleta, Blotny,
dustry: quality assurance considerations ulus test results (ASTM D 4123) (Brown and Harig), July, 326
(Nagourney and Madan), Jan., 77 and Foo), Jan., 1 Strain
Plastic pipes Research Effect of thickness of elasto-plastic defor-
Analysis of large diameter high-density Standard Reference Materials: NBS-ASTM mation and hysteretic energy dissipated
polyethylene plastic pipes as vertical shafts cooperation (Rasberry), Jan., 56 at crack tip (Jendoubi, Ranganathan, and
in landfills (Hossain and Lytton), Nov., Resilient modulus Merah), May, 201
475 Evaluation of variability in resilient mod- Strength
Plastics ulus test results (ASTM D 4123), (Brown Mechanical behavior of nailed joints with
Glossary (German/English, English/Ger- and Foo), Jan., 1 various side member materials (Pelli-
man) of specialized plastics testing ter- Resonant response cane), March, 97
minology (Meraw), July, 338 Vibration monitoring of small lightweight Prediction of the strength of ceramic tu-
Polyethylene components using fiber optic sensors bular components: Part I—analysis (Ja-
Analysis of large diameter high-density (Powers and Chuang), Nov., 493 daan, Shelleman, Conway, Mecholsky,
polyethylene plastic pipes as vertical shafts Rheopectic behavior and Tressler), May, 181
in landfills (Hossain and Lytton), Nov., New method for burst testing of low strength Stress
475 materials (Goodwin and Nguyen-Duy), Evaluation of variability in resilient mod-
Pore size distribution Jan., 41 ulus test results (ASTM D 4123), (Brown
Predicting the durability of paving bricks and Foo), Jan., 1
(Winslow), Jan., 29 S Structural Ceramics Database (SCD)
Proof test Shear strain Structural ceramics database: data acqui-
Development of methodology for quali- Novel specimen geometry for double shear sition format for monolithic ceramics
fying safety critical A286 threaded fas- creep experiments (Kim, Mohamed, and (Munro and Begley), May, 250
teners (Hsieh, Hendrickson, and Bam- Earthman), March, 93 Structural components
ford), March, 135 Shear strength Thermal shock and thermal fatigue testing
Pulse tests Shear strength of a ductile material from (Yuen and Walter), Sept., 403
Pulse current automatic electro-optical torsion of solid cylinders (Lyon), May, Subcritical crack growth
characterization of the laser diode (Oye- 240 Methods of determining subcritical crack
dokun), March, 172 Shear stress state growth by static lifetime tests with nat-
ural and artificial cracks (Fett and Munz),
Novel specimen geometry for double shear
Nov., 461
creep experiments (Kim, Mohamed, and
Symposium
Earthman), March, 93
Q Size effect Standard Reference Materials: NBS-ASTM
cooperation (Rasberry), Jan., 56
Quality assurance Analysis of the size effect in low-hardness
Metals analysis in the plastics additives in- testing of metals (Atkinson), Sept., 368
dustry: quality assurance considerations Specimen geometry
(Nagourney and Madan), Jan., 77 Novel specimen geometry for double shear T
Quality control creep experiments (Kim, Mohamed, and Terminology
Condom inflation testing: strain distribu- Earthman), March, 93 Glossary (German/English, English/Ger-
tion during test (Gerofi and Shelley), Specimens man) of specialized plastics testing ter-
May, 244 Plastic y and y factors for compact tension minology (Meraw), July, 338
514 JOURNAL OF TESTING AND EVALUATION
Test grips mal transient modeling (Segall, Hell- ment using areal image analysis (Shi and
Test apparatus for simulating interactive mann, and Modest), Nov., 454 Winslow), May, 210
loads on metal plate wood connections Triaxial tests
(Wolfe, Hall, and Lyles), Nov., 421 Laboratory testing of river gravel used in
Thermal diffusivity arrester beds (Al-Qadi and Rivera-Or- Ww
Determination of thermal diffusivity of tiz), July, 280
Wear testing
construction materials (Low, Tan, and
Design and analysis of jaw crusher gouging
Fwa), Nov., 440
abrasion tests (Sare and Constantine),
Thermal fatigue
U March, 115
Thermal shock and thermal fatigue testing
Weathering steei
(Yuen and Walter), Sept., 403 Ultrasonic monitoring
Evaluation of rating numbers for atmo-
Thermal insulation In situ ultrasonic examination of the In-
spheric corrosion resistance of weath-
Nonintrusive test for argon gas content in tense Pulsed Neutron Source (IPNS) en-
ering steel (Albrecht and Lee), Nov.,
windows: feasibility study (Latta, Bo- riched uranium target assembly (Bohrin-
429
gan, and Wagner), May, 214 ger, Kupperman, Bailey, and Knox),
Weibull analysis
Thermal profile Nov., 467
Prediction of the strength of ceramic tu-
Analysis of gas-fired ceramic radiant tubes Uranium
bular components: Part I—analysis (Ja-
during transient heating: Part I—ther- In situ ultrasonic examination of the In-
daan, Shelleman, Conway, Mecholsky,
mal transient modeling (Segall, Hell- tense Pulsed Neutron Source (IPNS) en-
and Tressler), May, 181
mann, and Modest), Nov., 454 riched uranium target assembly (Bohrin-
Prediction of the strength of ceramic tu-
Thermal shock ger, Kupperman, Bailey, and Knox),
bular components: Part II—experimen-
Thermal shock and thermal fatigue testing Nov., 467
tal verification (Shelleman, Jadaan,
(Yuen and Walter), Sept., 403 Uranium oxide (U,0,)
Conway, and Mecholsky), May 192
Threaded fasteners Preparation and certification of uranium
Wide range expressions
Development of methodology for quali- oxide (U;0,) spectrometric reference
Improved wide range expressions for dis-
fying safety critical A286 threaded fas- materials (Santoliquido), Jan., 83
placements and inverse displacements for
teners (Hsieh, Hendrickson, and Bam-
standard fracture toughness specimens
ford), March, 135
(Kapp), Jan., 45
Torsion
V Windows
Shear strength of a ductile material from
Nonintrusive test for argon gas content in
torsion of solid cylinders (Lyon), May, Vertical shafts
windows: feasibility study (Latta, Bo-
240 Analysis of large diameter high-density
gan, and Wagner), May, 214
Torsional prestrain polyethylene plastic pipes as vertical shafts
Wood
Effects of microcracks and artificial surface in landfills (Hossain and Lytton), Nov.,
Application of the European Yield Model
cracks on fracture ductility of a torsional 475
to nailed joints in southern hardwoods
prestrained specimen (Makabe, Kane- Vibration monitoring
(Pellicane), Sept., 385
shiro, and Itokazu), May, 221 Vibration monitoring of small lightweight
Trace element analysis components using fiber optic sensors
Preparation and certification of uranium (Powers and Chuang), Nov., 493
Y
oxide (U;O,) spectrometric reference Vickers hardness
materials (Santoliquido), Jan., 83 Analysis of the size effect in low-hardness Yield stress
Transient heating testing of metals (Atkinson), Sept., 368 Static and impact flexural properties of
Analysis of gas-fired ceramic radiant tubes Volume fraction common wire nails (Loferski and Mc-
during transient heating: Part 1—ther- Accuracy of a volume fraction measure- Lain), July, 297