Crack Closure in Cycles with Dwell Times at High Temperature
The growth of short cracks in round bar specimens with a circumferential notch has been investigated by an extensive experimental study. This specific specimen geometry has been applied to determine notch support based on a reduced crack growth rate due to the induced stress gradient compared to sit...
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