Ring cracks at the surface of a half-space
This paper uses a distribution of ring dislocations to determine the crack tip stress intensity factors for a ring crack at the surface of a half-space subjected to a point force at the axis of symmetry. Three cases are considered: a short crack (relative to its radius), fully open to its root; a lo...
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description | This paper uses a distribution of ring dislocations to determine the crack tip stress intensity factors for a ring crack at the surface of a half-space subjected to a point force at the axis of symmetry. Three cases are considered: a short crack (relative to its radius), fully open to its root; a longer crack open at the surface but closed and slipping to the root; and a longer crack open at the surface and slipping to some self-determining point in the closing region. The stress intensity factors and points of closure and stick are determined. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:bb4c16ab-cfe3-4190-93bb-8ab82c4dd2cc2022-03-27T05:15:58ZRing cracks at the surface of a half-spaceJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:bb4c16ab-cfe3-4190-93bb-8ab82c4dd2ccSymplectic Elements at OxfordElsevier2018Lopes, JHills, DThis paper uses a distribution of ring dislocations to determine the crack tip stress intensity factors for a ring crack at the surface of a half-space subjected to a point force at the axis of symmetry. Three cases are considered: a short crack (relative to its radius), fully open to its root; a longer crack open at the surface but closed and slipping to the root; and a longer crack open at the surface and slipping to some self-determining point in the closing region. The stress intensity factors and points of closure and stick are determined. |
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title | Ring cracks at the surface of a half-space |
title_full | Ring cracks at the surface of a half-space |
title_fullStr | Ring cracks at the surface of a half-space |
title_full_unstemmed | Ring cracks at the surface of a half-space |
title_short | Ring cracks at the surface of a half-space |
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