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    The document presents equations and graphs relating to stress intensity factors (KI and KII) for cracked beams under bending loads. It shows equations that define KI and KII based on crack inclination angle φ and normalized beam geometry factors. Graphs plot the KI and KII geometry factors against φ and show they vary periodically with a minimum around 45°. Another graph shows normalized failure load decreases as φ increases for single and double cracked beams. The analysis provides a way to calculate stress intensity factors for cracked beams under bending loads using geometry factors that depend on crack angle.

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    The document presents equations and graphs relating to stress intensity factors (KI and KII) for cracked beams under bending loads. It shows equations that define KI and KII based on crack inclination angle φ and normalized beam geometry factors. Graphs plot the KI and KII geometry factors against φ and show they vary periodically with a minimum around 45°. Another graph shows normalized failure load decreases as φ increases for single and double cracked beams. The analysis provides a way to calculate stress intensity factors for cracked beams under bending loads using geometry factors that depend on crack angle.

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    On The Crack Propagation Analysis of Rock Like Brazilian Disc Specimens Containing Cracks Under Compressive Line Loading

    Uploaded by

    LouisWong
    The document presents equations and graphs relating to stress intensity factors (KI and KII) for cracked beams under bending loads. It shows equations that define KI and KII based on crack inclination angle φ and normalized beam geometry factors. Graphs plot the KI and KII geometry factors against φ and show they vary periodically with a minimum around 45°. Another graph shows normalized failure load decreases as φ increases for single and double cracked beams. The analysis provides a way to calculate stress intensity factors for cracked beams under bending loads using geometry factors that depend on crack angle.

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    F b F b
    KI  I, K II   II
     RB  RB

    I  II

    b
     I  1  4 sin 2   4 sin 2  (1  4 cos2  )( ) 2
    R
    b
     II  [2  (8 cos2   5)( ) 2 ] sin 2
    R
    F

    R
    y
    φ

    x
    2b

    F
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    I  II
    I
     II
     I 1
     II  1.98
    3

    2 ϖ𝐼𝐼
    Non-dimensional coefficients

    0
    0 20 40 60 80 100
    -1

    -2 ϖ𝐼
    -3

    -4
    Crack inclination angle, φ (degree)

    I  II


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    0,8
    Normalaized failure load in the single cracked specimens
    0,7
    Normalaized failure load in the double cracked specimens
    Normalized failure load

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    0,5

    0,4

    0,3

    0,2
    0 15 30 45 60 75 90
    Crack inclination angle, φ
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    KI K II

    F b
    K IN  K I
     RB
    F b
    K IIN  K II
     RB

    K IN K IIN
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    K IN K IIN

    K IN K IIN
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