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... crack size that can be tolerated is a crack of length 2c , namely 6.16 mm . E.3 Stress distribution at a crack tip In a practical situation an allowance must be made for the presence of free surfaces or for a combination of applied ...
... crack size that can be tolerated is a crack of length 2c , namely 6.16 mm . E.3 Stress distribution at a crack tip In a practical situation an allowance must be made for the presence of free surfaces or for a combination of applied ...
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... crack x approaches c and σ approaches , while away from the crack tip x approaches and σ approaches σ . If the distance ahead of the crack tip is denoted by r , where r = x − c , the local stress very close to the crack tip ( r very ...
... crack x approaches c and σ approaches , while away from the crack tip x approaches and σ approaches σ . If the distance ahead of the crack tip is denoted by r , where r = x − c , the local stress very close to the crack tip ( r very ...
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... crack tip is considered then , for a plastic zone of length 2ry at the tip of a crack of length 2c , the relationship Klc = 0 ( π ( c + ry ) ) } is valid , where ry is given by C 2 2 1 The use of this modified relationship is not ...
... crack tip is considered then , for a plastic zone of length 2ry at the tip of a crack of length 2c , the relationship Klc = 0 ( π ( c + ry ) ) } is valid , where ry is given by C 2 2 1 The use of this modified relationship is not ...
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