Volume 5. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. Clean from markings. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,650grams, ISBN:902860166X.

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Titel

Stress Analysis of Notch Problems: Stress Solutions to a Variety of Notch Geometries Used in Engineering Design (Volume 5)

Verlag

Noordhoff International Publishing

Erscheinungsjahr

1978

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN-10

902860166X

ISBN-13

9789028601666

Einband

Hardcover

Zustand

Good

Gewicht

650 Gramm

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The magnification of stresses at geometric stress concentrations is of great importance in engineering design. In particular, problems of frac- ture are all the result of local concentrations of stresses arising from abrupt changes of shape or geometrical discontinuities. Typical exam- ples are notches, grooves, fillets, flaws and cracks. Their shape and degree of sharpness can greatly influence the load bearing capacity of structural members. From the designer's point of view, a fracture analysis will involve two major concerns: (1) a stress analysis of the geometrical disturbance, and (2) a postulate predicting the event of fracture itself. Comprehensive treatments of the elastic stress dis- tributions around a wide variety of geometric cavities are available in the open literature and will not be repeated in this volume. The number of proposed failure criteria is equally exhaustive. However, there is still no coherent treatment of failure for all geometric cavities regardless of their shapes and sizes. This fifth volume of the series on Mechanics of Fracture attempts to join the behavior of sharp discontinuities such as cracks to that of notches or cavities and to provide a few typical analytical methods of stress solutions. The finite element method has been purposely left out, for it is now becoming common procedure in cases too complex for analysis. One of the major applications for fracture mechanics analyses is an assessment of the influence of defects on the strength of structural components.

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The magnification of stresses at geometric stress concentrations is of great importance in engineering design. In particular, problems of frac� ture are all the result of local concentrations of stresses arising from abrupt changes of shape or geometrical discontinuities. Typical exam� ples are notches, grooves, fillets, flaws and cracks. Their shape and degree of sharpness can greatly influence the load bearing capacity of structural members. From the designer's point of view, a fracture analysis will involve two major concerns: (1) a stress analysis of the geometrical disturbance, and (2) a postulate predicting the event of fracture itself. Comprehensive treatments of the elastic stress dis� tributions around a wide variety of geometric cavities are available in the open literature and will not be repeated in this volume. The number of proposed failure criteria is equally exhaustive. However, there is still no coherent treatment of failure for all geometric cavities regardless of their shapes and sizes. This fifth volume of the series on Mechanics of Fracture attempts to join the behavior of sharp discontinuities such as cracks to that of notches or cavities and to provide a few typical analytical methods of stress solutions. The finite element method has been purposely left out, for it is now becoming common procedure in cases too complex for analysis. One of the major applications for fracture mechanics analyses is an assessment of the influence of defects on the strength of structural components.

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