Experimental correlation between the endurance of a wing spar joint and the ratio between 0.1 per cent proof and ultimate tensile strengths of the material

Experimental correlation between the endurance of a wing spar joint and the ratio between 0.1 per cent proof and ultimate tensile strengths of the material

by W. A. P. Fisher

Book 371 of Aeronautical Research Council. Current papers --

1956

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