
Concept explainers
(a)
The critical crack length for failure of the steel.
(a)

Answer to Problem 11.11P
The critical crack length for failure of the steel is
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Number of cycles is
Stress intensity range is
The critical-stress intensity factor is
Crack growth rate is
Value of
Concept used:
Write the expression for stress intensity range.
Here,
For internal cracks the value of geometrical factor is
Calculation:
Substitute
Calculate the critical length of failure.
Conclusion:
Thus, the critical crack length for failure of the steel is
(b)
The minimum detectable crack length required for non-destructive to guarantee 4000 cycles fatigue life.
(b)

Answer to Problem 11.11P
The minimum detectable crack length required for non-destructive to guarantee 4000 cycles fatigue life is
Explanation of Solution
Concept used:
Write the expression for the number of crack propagation cycle to failure.
Here,
Write the expression for crack growth rate.
Take log on both sides.
The above expression represents a straight line with slope
Calculation:
Substitute
Simplify above expression for
Conclusion:
Thus, the minimum detectable crack length required for non-destructive to guarantee 4000 cycles fatigue life is
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