Dynamic Stress-Intensity Factors for an Orthotropic Infinite Strip with a Semi-Infinite Crack
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Abstract
A clamped infinite strip of an orthotropic material and containing a semi-infinite crack is considered. The strip is loaded by time-dependent translations of the boundaries and the dynamic stress-intensity factor is obtained using a path independent integral. The solution is found to be of the same form as for the corresponding isotropic case.
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OpenAlex topics: Elasticity and Wave Propagation · Material Properties and Failure Mechanisms · Material Science and Thermodynamics
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