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DOI: 10.1299/kikaia.58.2145
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Stress Singularity Analysis of a Cylindrical Bar with a Sharp Notch under Tension and Bending, and Its Application to Fatigue Strength Evaluation.

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“…For a stepped structure, the singularity of a Mode I component and the singularity of a Mode II component in s θ are intermingled. However, in the case of ρ-0 the singularity of a Mode I component is dominant [24]. In consideration of the above, in this study, strength evaluation of a corner is performed using the stress intensity factor K I calculated from the stress distribution of s θ .…”
Section: Evaluation By Stress Intensity Factormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For a stepped structure, the singularity of a Mode I component and the singularity of a Mode II component in s θ are intermingled. However, in the case of ρ-0 the singularity of a Mode I component is dominant [24]. In consideration of the above, in this study, strength evaluation of a corner is performed using the stress intensity factor K I calculated from the stress distribution of s θ .…”
Section: Evaluation By Stress Intensity Factormentioning
confidence: 99%