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Stress intensity factors for surface cracks in single‐edge notch bend specimen by a three‐dimensional weight function method
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EngineeringFracture OptimizationMechanical EngineeringResidual StressSingle‐edge NotchStructural EngineeringFracture ModelingStressstrain AnalysisSemi‐circular NotchStrain LocalizationSolid MechanicsMaterial MechanicsHalf‐elliptical Surface CracksLow-cycle FatigueSurface CracksStress Intensity FactorsCivil EngineeringStructural AnalysisCrack FormationStructural MechanicsDynamic Crack PropagationUniform Remote TensionMechanics Of MaterialsFracture Mechanics
Abstract Stress intensity factors for half‐elliptical surface cracks at a semi‐circular notch in a recently developed single‐edge notch bend specimen are determined for a wide range of geometrical parameters using a three‐dimensional weight function method. Two load cases of pin loading and uniform remote tension are considered. The results are in good agreement with abaqus/franc3d finite element analysis. It is found that the Ziegler–Newman engineering similitude approach (programmed into the Fatigue Crack Growth Structural Analysis life‐prediction code) produces good results for a wide range in a / c ratios. Expressions by multi‐variable curve fitting to the weight function results are presented for easy engineering applications.
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