Abstract
This paper presents an analytical solution for determining the stress intensity factors (SIFs) of double-sided cracks emanating from a triangular hole in an infinite plate. A conformal function is introduced, which can be applied to these cracks, and the SIFs are analytically derived using the Muskhelishvili method. By combining the Schwarz-Christoffel integral with the conformal transformation for cracks originating from circular holes, a mapping function for the cracked triangular hole is presented. The accuracy of the SIF at the single right-sided crack of the triangular hole is validated using finite element method (FEM) and compared with existing references. This study investigates the influence of biaxial loading factors and lengths of cracks on SIFs. The SIF of the hole-edge crack is related to the structure from which the crack emanates. This analytical approach provides a reliable solution for calculating SIFs of double-sided cracks emanating from a triangular hole.
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