Finite element simulation of ultra low cycle fatigue cracking in steel structures
Authors:
- H.R. AmiriHAH.R. Amiri
- A.A. AghakouchakAAA.A. Aghakouchak
- S. ShahbeykSSS. Shahbeyk
- Michael D EngelhardtMEMichael D Engelhardt
- 1 October 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Constructional Steel Research
- Vol. 89, 175-184
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