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Stress Intensity Factors for a System of Cracks in an Infinite Strip

Civelek, MB
Associate Professor, Boǵazici University, Istanbul,


Pages: 20    Published: Jan 1985


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Abstract

The plane elasticity problem is considered for an infinite strip containing arbitrarily arranged cracks. The method of solution involves representing cracks by continuous distributions of dislocations, and results in a system of singular integral equations. The geometry and other parameters may be arbitrarily specified, including the number, locations, angles, and lengths of the cracks as well as the loading parameters. The problem of a semi-infinite strip is solved by letting one of the cracks cut the strip through. Stress intensity factors are presented for various geometries and loadings.


Keywords:
crack propagation, fracture (materials), stress analysis, cracks, stress intensity factors, singular integral equations, numerical quadrature

Paper ID: STP34243S
Committee/Subcommittee: E08.07
DOI: 10.1520/STP34243S
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