Items where Author is "Asquith, David"

AMJAD, Khurram, ASQUITH, David, EANN, Patterson, SEBASTIAN, Chris and WANG, Wei-Chun (2017). The interaction of fatigue cracks with a residual stress field using thermoelastic stress analysis and synchrotron X-ray diffraction experiments. Royal Society Open Science, 4 (171100). [Article]

JAMES, Malcolm Neil, HATTINGH, Danie, ASQUITH, David, NEWBY, Mark and DOUBELL, Phillip (2017). Residual stresses in condition monitoring and repair of thermal power generation components. Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics, 92, 289-297. [Article]

JAMES, M Neil, HATTINGH, Danie G, ASQUITH, David, NEWBY, Mark and DOUBELL, Philip (2016). Applications of residual stress in combatting fatigue and fracture. Procedia Structural Integrity, 2, 11-25. [Article]

ASQUITH, David, YEROKHIN, Aleksey, JAMES, Neil, YATES, John and MATTHEWS, Allan (2013). Evaluation of Residual Stress Development at the Interface of Plasma Electrolytically Oxidized and Cold-Worked Aluminum. Metallurgical and Materials Transactions. A.,Physical Metallurgy and Materials Science, 44 (10), 4461-4465. [Article]

JAMES, M.N., HUGHES, D.J., CHEN, Z., LOMBARD, H., HATTINGH, D.G., ASQUITH, David, YATES, J.R. and WEBSTER, P.J. (2007). Residual stresses and fatigue performance. Engineering Failure Analysis, 14 (2), 384-395. [Article]

ASQUITH, David, HUGHES, Darren, HATTINGH, Danie, JAMES, Neil, JOHN, Yates and ALEKSEY, Yerokhin (2013). Depth Resolved Measurement of the 3D Residual Stress State in Surface Engineered Aluminium by Synchrotron Diffraction. In: SHIH, Kaimin, (ed.) X-Ray Diffraction : Structure, Principles and Applications. Materials Science and Technologies . Nova Science. [Book Section]