Consider the maximum stress when a solid with a circular hole in the center is loaded with an average remote stress of 0 = 100 MPa. Recall that the stress omax = 1+2√a/pt; where a is the half concentration factor is Kt σο length of the elliptical crack, and Pt is radius of curvature of the crack tip. 100 MPa 200 MPa 300 MPa - 400 MPa

Consider the maximum stress when a solid with a circular hole in the center is loaded with an average remote stress of 0 = 100 MPa. Recall that the stress omax = 1+2√a/pt; where a is the half concentration factor is Kt σο length of the elliptical crack, and Pt is radius of curvature of the crack tip. 100 MPa 200 MPa 300 MPa - 400 MPa

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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