The Stress-Intensity Factor for a Rigid Circular Disc-Inclusion, under an Axial Translation, Embedded into an Elastic Cylinder
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Abstract
The problem investigated herein concerns that of determining the stress-intensity factor (SIF) for a rigid circular disc-inclusion embedded into an infinitely long circular cylinder. The disc is given a constant translation along the direction perpendicular to its plane. An approximate closed-form expression for the SIF is deduced here using the method of plane sections.
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OpenAlex topics: Elasticity and Wave Propagation · Structural mechanics and materials · Contact Mechanics and Variational Inequalities
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