Some material has the mode I fracture toughness of KIC= 91 MPa-m1/2. Whatis the critical size of surface crack in cyclic loading if omax = 400 MPa?%3DO 0.13 mm26 mmO 0.065 mmO 13.1 mm

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Some material has the mode I fracture toughness of KIC= 91 MPa-m/2. What is the critical size of surface crack in cyclic loading if omax = 400 MPa? 0.13 mm 26 mm 0.065 mm 13.1 mm

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Some material has the mode I fracture toughness of KIC= 91 MPa-m1/2. What
is the critical size of surface crack in cyclic loading if omax = 400 MPa?
%3D
O 0.13 mm
26 mm
O 0.065 mm
O 13.1 mm

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