Conclusion
Measuring tenacity tests - Mechanical fracture
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Conclusion
Measuring tenacity tests - Mechanical fracture

Author : Dominique FRANÇOIS

Publication date: December 10, 2007 | Lire en français

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4. Conclusion

Fracture mechanics provides values for toughness, intrinsic critical parameters which, once determined using tests on specimens, enable us to predict the behavior of a crack in a part under load. In linear elasticity, this transposition of results is rigorously exact. Knowing (figure 1 ) the location and dimensions of a defect in the part and the material toughness K Ic enables us to calculate the critical load, by determining K I and equating it to K I c (or, knowing the load, to determine the size of the critical defect). However, this application...

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