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Note also that , in Eq . ( 3 ) , the weight function of crack p , mp ( x , a ) , also
depends on the existence of the second crack . Now if we calculate the stress
intensity factors involved in Eq . ( 1 ) , K , and Ks , using weight function method ,
the ...
Note also that , in Eq . ( 3 ) , the weight function of crack p , mp ( x , a ) , also
depends on the existence of the second crack . Now if we calculate the stress
intensity factors involved in Eq . ( 1 ) , K , and Ks , using weight function method ,
the ...
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2 specimen where so is stress range , Y ( a ) - geometry function and a is a crack
length . The geometry function consists of various factors influencing AK as :
Horizontal and vertical plate Diagonal Plate Out Weld In Out Out u In A 12 | B | 12
| 8 ...
2 specimen where so is stress range , Y ( a ) - geometry function and a is a crack
length . The geometry function consists of various factors influencing AK as :
Horizontal and vertical plate Diagonal Plate Out Weld In Out Out u In A 12 | B | 12
| 8 ...
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Numerical results are also presented . where No is the number of degrees of
freedom and tā the values of variable function and / or its possible derivatives at
the Nn nodes . The variable function can be a set of ap propriate analytical
functions ...
Numerical results are also presented . where No is the number of degrees of
freedom and tā the values of variable function and / or its possible derivatives at
the Nn nodes . The variable function can be a set of ap propriate analytical
functions ...
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| Title | Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 3 |
| Contributors | OMAE Conference Committee, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering Division |
| Publisher | American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2002 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 4 Dec 2007 |
| ISBN | 0791836134, 9780791836132 |
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