Abstract
Critical stress intensity coefficients are physically based quantitative characteristics of the crack resistance of alloys and are regarded as a measure of resistance to fracture. The authors discuss the effect of structural factors on the fracture toughness (parameter K sub Ic) of structural steels and indicate the principal problems requiring further research.
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