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Stress Intensity
Stress Intensity
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ABSTRACT:- Forming dies contain one form or another of stress concentrators due to
shape corners, holes and notches that contribute to die failure. Avoiding and minimizing the
effects of such concentrators is vital in die design and fabrication. The purpose of this paper
is to study the effect of multiple concentrators along one axis in an infinite plate subject to
tension loading. The study was carried out using Finite Element Method. The present results
indicated that stress concentration in the notch has occurred at or near the normal to loading
direction. Results concerning multiple stresses concentration factors increases or decreases
depending on: the Notch angle, Notch depth, and Notch root radius.