Influence of Flaw Geometries on Hole-Crack Stress Intensities

Autor:	C. W. Smith, S. F. Gou, W. H. Peters
Rok vydání:	2009
Předmět:	Stress (mechanics) Materials science business.industry Flow (psychology) Surface geometry Fracture mechanics Structural engineering Mechanics Stress distribution business Aspect ratio (image) Stress intensity factor
DOI:	10.1520/stp34927s
Popis:	The paper deals with a frozen-stress photoelastic study of a class of flaw shapes where the ratio of the hole diameter to plate thickness is approximately unity. The study was carried out by a technique developed for estimating stress intensity factor variations along the border of flaws in three-dimensional problems. The results show that for deep flaws, the flaw shapes are not simple and the flow growth is not self-similar. The implications of this effect are discussed.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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