Abstract

PART I Proportional cyclic loading: modelling threshold conditions for cracks under tension/torsion loading, Y.G. Matvienko, et al fatigue and fracture of plane elements with sharp notches under biaxial loading, K.L. Molski, A. Seweryn. PART II Non-proportional cyclic loading: non-proportional low cycle fatigue of 6061 aluminium alloy under 14 strain paths, T. Itoh, et al weakest link theory and multiaxial criteria, J. Liu thermomechanical deformation behaviour of IN 738 LC and SC 16, J. Meersmann, et al a mesoscopic approach for fatigue life prediction under multiaxial loading, F. Morel, et al development of a high-temperature biaxial fatigue testing machine using a crucifrom specimen, T. Ogata, Y. Takahashi. PART III Variable amplitude and random loading: comparison of variance and damage indicator methods for prediction of the fracture plane orientation in multiaxial fatigue, W. Bedkowski, et al critical fracture plane under multiaxial random loading by means of euler angles averaging, A. Carpinteri, et al application of biaxial plasticity and damage modelling to the life prediction and testing of automotive components, P. Heyes, et al overview of the state of the art on multiaxial fatigue of welds, C.M. Sonsino. PART IV Crack growth: a two-dimensional analysis of mixed-mode rolling contact fatigue crack growth in rails, S. Bogdanski, et al stress intensity factors for semi-elliptical surface cracks in round bars subjected to mode I (bending) and mode III (torsion) loading, M. de Fonte, et al calculation of stress intensity factors for cracks subjected to arbitrary non-linear stress fields, H. Jakubczak, G. Glinka.

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