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Fatigue and fracture mechanics of light-alloy parts

Author: Didier DUPRAT

Publication date: July 10, 1997 | Lire en français

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    4. Calculating fracture mechanics

    4.1 Linear elastic fracture mechanics

    In aeronautics, linear fracture mechanics is considered sufficient to assess the propagation time of a crack: in most cases, plasticity remains localized at the crack tip [18] .

    Three zones can be distinguished in the vicinity of a crack (Figure 20 ):

    • area around the crack tip;

    • zone in which the stress field is characteristic of the crack and singular at r (elastic...

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