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The hen's EGG: Shell forces at impact and quasi‐static compression

T. C. Carter Agricultural Research Council's, Poultry Research Centre, West Mains Road, Edinburgh, EH9 3JS, Scotland
Pages 199-214 | Received 16 May 1975, Published online: 08 Nov 2007

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R. M. G. Hamilton & W. L. Bryden. (2021) Relationship between egg shell breakage and laying hen housing systems – an overview. World's Poultry Science Journal 77:2, pages 249-266.
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V.G. Narushin. (1997) Non-destructive measurements of egg parameters and quality characteristics. World's Poultry Science Journal 53:2, pages 141-153.
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T. C. Carter. (1978) The hen's egg: Fracture of shells loaded very slowly. British Poultry Science 19:5, pages 669-679.
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T. C. Carter. (1978) The hen's egg: Shell breakage when two eggs collide. British Poultry Science 19:3, pages 373-386.
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T. C. Carter. (1978) The hen's egg: Shell fracture under quasi‐static and static loading. British Poultry Science 19:2, pages 249-259.
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T. C. Carter. (1977) The hen's egg: Relationship of mean strain energy at shell fracture to shell compression speed, the nature of the compressing body and the location on the shell of the point of contact. British Poultry Science 18:2, pages 205-211.
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G. B. Anderson & T. C. Carter. (1976) The hen's egg: Shell cracking at impact on a heavy, stiff body and factors that affect it. British Poultry Science 17:6, pages 613-626.
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Jan Trnka, ??rka Nedomov?Vojt?ch Kumb?r, Michal ?ustr & Jaroslav Buchar. (2016) A new approach to analyze the dynamic strength of eggs. Journal of Biological Physics 42:4, pages 525-537.
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Šárka Nedomová, Jaroslav Buchar & Jana Strnková. (2013) Mechanical behaviour of Ostrich's eggshell at compression. Acta Universitatis Agriculturae et Silviculturae Mendelianae Brunensis 61:3, pages 729-734.
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Ebubekir Altuntaş & Ahmet Şekeroğlu. (2008) Effect of egg shape index on mechanical properties of chicken eggs. Journal of Food Engineering 85:4, pages 606-612.
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S.K. Upadhyaya, J.R. Cooke, R.S. Gates & R.H. Rand. (1986) A finite element analysis of the mechanical and thermal strength of avian eggs. Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research 33:1, pages 57-78.
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R.M.G. HAMILTON. (1982) Methods and Factors That Affect the Measurement of Egg Shell Quality ,. Poultry Science 61:10, pages 2022-2039.
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B.K. THOMPSON, R.M.G. HAMILTON & PETER W. VOISEY. (1981) Relationships Among Various Egg Traits Relating to Shell Strength Among and Within Five Avian Species. Poultry Science 60:11, pages 2388-2394.
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PETER W. VOISEY & R.M.G. HAMILTON. (1977) The Effect of Deformation Rate and Other Factors on the Force Required to Fracture Egg Shells in Measuring Shell Strength. Poultry Science 56:6, pages 1994-2002.
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