Analytical and experimental studies of the surface flaw
Abstract This paper uses the Newman-Raju model, the Paris crack-growth-rate law and a fixedR ratio to demonstrate the analytical considerations associated with predicting stress-intensity distributions and fatigue crack growth of surface flaws under conditions of small-scale yielding. Subsequently,...
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