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Stress intensity factors and COD in an orthotropic strip

A. C. Kaya, +1 more
- 01 Apr 1980 - 
- Vol. 16, Iss: 2, pp 171-190
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In this article, the elasticity problem for an orthotropic strip or a beam with an internal or an edge crack under general loading conditions is considered and numerical results are given for four basic loading conditions, namely, uniform tension, pure bending, three point bending, and concentrated surface shear loading.
Abstract
The elasticity problem for an orthotropic strip or a beam with an internal or an edge crack under general loading conditions is considered. The numerical results are given for four basic loading conditions, namely, uniform tension, pure bending, three point bending, and concentrated surface shear loading. For the strip with an edge crack additional results regarding the crack opening displacements are obtained by using the plastic strip model. A critical quantity which is tabulated is the maximum compressive stress in the plane of the crack. It is shown that this stress may easily exceed the yield limit in compression and hence may severely limit the range of application of the plasticity results.

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