The Determination Of Stress Concentration Factors And Stress Intensity Factors By Means Of Thermoelastic Effect
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Free (open access)
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Volume
13
Pages
8
Published
1996
Size
760 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/LD960781
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
Y. Kitsunai, T. Sasaki & T. Honda
Abstract
The infrared stress analysis technique has been used to evaluate the stress concentration factors for several kinds of notches in the sheet specimens and in the cross shaped specimens, and to estimate the stress intensity factors for CT specimens. The results were compared with independent numerical and theoretical results. The stress concentration and stress intensity factors determined by the infrared technique tended to be slightly lower than those of other comparable independent values. 1 Introduction The local stresses and strains near notches and cracks are very important for fracture analysis of cyclically loaded structural components. A number of experimental techniques such as photoelasticity and numerical methods such as finite element analysis have
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