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Handbook for Damage Tolerant Design

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    • Sections
      • 1. Introduction
      • 2. Fundamentals of Damage Tolerance
      • 3. Damage Size Characterizations
      • 4. Residual Strength
      • 5. Analysis Of Damage Growth
      • 6. Examples of Damage Tolerant Analyses
      • 7. Damage Tolerance Testing
      • 8. Force Management and Sustainment Engineering
      • 9. Structural Repairs
      • 10. Guidelines for Damage Tolerance Design and Fracture Control Planning
        • 0. Guidelines for Damage Tolerance Design and Fracture Control Planning
        • 1. Design Loads Spectrum
        • 2. Material Selection
        • 3. Structural Configuration Analysis
        • 4. Manufacturing Process
          • 0. Manufacturing Process
          • 1. Review of manufacturing process and inspections
          • 2. Development of Critical Parts Accountability
        • 5. References
      • 11. Summary of Stress Intensity Factor Information
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Section 10.4.0. Manufacturing Process

Each manufacturing step of the fracture critical parts must be monitored and controlled.  Procedures must be developed which provide strict accountability and sign-off from step to step but which also do not unduly hinder the normal flow of manufacturing processes.  Two major items are involved at this point: (1) establishing the control of manufacturing quality, and (2) developing the methods for critical parts accountability.