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inside crack surface is given by o 1 + 2c / a – ( c + a ) { x ? / a * S 1 + ( c2 – a2 ) x2
/ a4 where c is the depth of the crack ( semimajor axis of the ellipse ) , a is the half
- width of the crack ( semiminor axis of the ellipse ) , and x is the distance from ...
inside crack surface is given by o 1 + 2c / a – ( c + a ) { x ? / a * S 1 + ( c2 – a2 ) x2
/ a4 where c is the depth of the crack ( semimajor axis of the ellipse ) , a is the half
- width of the crack ( semiminor axis of the ellipse ) , and x is the distance from ...
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TABLE VI COMPARISON BETWEEN THE EXACT SOLUTION AND THE
WESTERGAARD APPROXIMATION FOR THE STRESS NEAR A CRACK TIP (
distance from origin ) / ( crack length ) ( y / c ) ( stress ) / ( applied stress ) ( o / s )
Exact ...
TABLE VI COMPARISON BETWEEN THE EXACT SOLUTION AND THE
WESTERGAARD APPROXIMATION FOR THE STRESS NEAR A CRACK TIP (
distance from origin ) / ( crack length ) ( y / c ) ( stress ) / ( applied stress ) ( o / s )
Exact ...
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Table XII shows a comparison of fatigue times from crack propagation data (
Wiederhorn , 1967 ) and the equations of Ritter ( 1978 ) and measured times . In
some cases agreement is good , but in others there are discrepancies of greater
than ...
Table XII shows a comparison of fatigue times from crack propagation data (
Wiederhorn , 1967 ) and the equations of Ritter ( 1978 ) and measured times . In
some cases agreement is good , but in others there are discrepancies of greater
than ...
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