Abstract

A method is proposed for the experimental determination of the specific fracture energy of a material under loading by a 3-point bending of a rectangular specimen with a chevron notch. It is shown that at the initial stages of crack propagation in the chevron notch zone, a linear dependence of the specimen compliance on the crack length is observed. This makes it possible to calculate the specific fracture energy of the material without using the phenomenological equations used under standard test conditions. The calculations were carried out for technical titanium VT1-0.

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