The stress intensity factors for a short crack partially penetrating an inclusion of arbitrary shape
Abstract Some approximate solutions for predicting the stress intensity factor of a short crack penetrating an inclusion of arbitrary shape have been developed under mode I and mode II loading conditions. The derivation of the fundamental formula is based on the transformation toughening theory. The...
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