A study on evaluation of stress intensity factor (KI) andJ‐integral for 40Ni2Cr1Mo28 alloy (structural steel): analytical and finite element analysis approach
Abstract:Defects like crack are common in engineering structures that are either material intrinsic or initiate during fabrication. The theory of fracture mechanics establishes a mechanistic relationship between the maximum allowable loads applied on a structural component to the size and location of an actual or assumed crack in the component. Linear-elastic or complex elastic-plastic, i. e., non-linear models, are used to conduct the fracture analysis. Established studies show that methods of non-linear fracture mech… Show more
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