A chemicals company is looking to optimise the materials selection for their synthesis vessel with safety being the key priority. The tank can be treated as a small thin-walled spherical pressure vessel and the engineers are considering a 'yield before break' design concept. Given that a crack of length will propagate by fast fracture when the stress intensity factor reaches the fracture toughness of the material select the correct materials property index relevant to this design criterion. Fracture toughness K₁=Y₁₁√√na IC OM= OM= OM= OM= OM= OM= K IC 6 0 f P K IC IC P ба IC 2 2 IC

A chemicals company is looking to optimise the materials selection for their synthesis vessel with safety being the key priority. The tank can be treated as a small thin-walled spherical pressure vessel and the engineers are considering a 'yield before break' design concept. Given that a crack of length will propagate by fast fracture when the stress intensity factor reaches the fracture toughness of the material select the correct materials property index relevant to this design criterion. Fracture toughness K₁=Y₁₁√√na IC OM= OM= OM= OM= OM= OM= K IC 6 0 f P K IC IC P ба IC 2 2 IC

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