Experimental Study of Cracked Knee of Frame

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Authors

  • H.P. Rossmanith Institute of Mechanics and Institute of Statics and Strength of Materials, Technical University of Vienna, Vienna, Poland
  • R.J. Beer Institute of Mechanics and Institute of Statics and Strength of Materials, Technical University of Vienna, Vienna, Poland

Abstract

Fracture mechanics and photoelastic methods are utilized to determine correction functions for stress intensity factors for cracked knees of frame. A simple engineering method of analysis is demonstrated.

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