Continuing Crack Tip Deformation and Fracture for Plane-Strain Crack Growth in Elasti-Plastic Solids

James R. Rice; E. P. Sorensen

doi:10.2172/12135155

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that a geometrically similar near-tip crack profile is maintained during growth. The resulting predictions for the variation of J with crack growth are found to fit well to the experimental results obtained on deeply cracked compact specimens.

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