Stress Concentration Design Factors¶
Peterson, R. E. (1953). Stress Concentration Design Factors. John Wiley & Sons.
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Mechanisms¶
- Perforation, Microchanneling, or Drilling
- Its failure mode is that every channel is a stress concentration, and a dense field of them can nucleate cracks and cut fatigue life far below what the nominal net section suggests.
This sourceTreats holes and similar geometric discontinuities as stress concentrations.
- Its failure mode is that every channel is a stress concentration, and a dense field of them can nucleate cracks and cut fatigue life far below what the nominal net section suggests.
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