Abstract
AbstractDimensionless stress intensity factors were determined for single-edge-crack solid and hollow round bars loaded in tension. These factors were calculated from experimental compliance (inverse slope of load-displacement curve) measurements made over a range of dimensionless crack depths (lengths) from 0.05 to 0.65. The tests were made with 76-mm (3-in.) diameter solid and hollow round bars notched on one side and loaded in axial tension. The hollow bar had an inner to outer diameter ratio of 0.33. A comparison was made with data in the literature for rectangular bars; for a crack depth to diameter ratio of 0.0001 the dimensionless stress intensity factor for a solid round bar is 0.55 compared with 2.0 for a rectangular bar.
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