  This paper considers a steady-state crack propagating along an interface
between dissimilar orthotropic materials under an asymmetric load. Although
most of the known results so far deal with symmetric loading, it has been shown
recently that a significant asymmetry in the applied loading may lead to a
pronounced effect in terms of the values of the SIFs. The aim of the paper is
to extend these results from the static case to a moving crack. In particular,
we show the significance of the asymmetry of the loading for computing the
energy release rate.
