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Method for calculating stress intensity factors for surface cracks
Timo Mikkola
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
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Surface Crack
100%
Load Case
100%
Stress Intensity Factor
100%
Displacement Approximation
42%
Two-parameter
28%
Bending Load
28%
Interpolation Function
28%
Crack Opening Displacement
14%
Good Accuracy
14%
Published Results
14%
Crack Front
14%
Weight Function
14%
Stress Intensity Factor Solution
14%
Analytical Solution
14%
Crack Length
14%
Variable Stress
14%
Reference Load
14%
Tension Load
14%
Weight Function Method
14%
Arbitrary Loading
14%
Function Equation
14%
Wide Plate
14%
Semi-elliptical Surface Crack
14%
Approximation Function
14%
Linearly Independent
14%
Displacement Field
14%
Approximate Weights
14%
Three-parameter
14%
INIS
surfaces
100%
cracks
100%
stress intensity factors
100%
solutions
77%
approximations
44%
accuracy
33%
bending
22%
weight
22%
interpolation
22%
comparative evaluations
11%
length
11%
equations
11%
loading
11%
plates
11%
analytical solution
11%
Engineering
Load Case
100%
Surface Crack
100%
Stress-Intensity Factor
100%
Reference Solution
71%
Bending Load
28%
Good Accuracy
14%
Reference Case
14%
Weight Function Method
14%
Semielliptical Surface Crack
14%
Crack Length
14%
Crack Front
14%
Weight Function
14%
Displacement Field
14%
Crack Opening Displacement
14%
Length Direction
14%