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Stress Intensity Factor Calculation (Central Crack in a Finite Flat Plate)

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Calculate the stress intensity factor when there is a through-crack in the center of a plate.
(Central Crack in a Finite Plate)
This corresponds to the state shown in “Figure 1-(3) Central Column of the Finite Plate” in https://engineer-education.com/machine-design-70_crack-growth/.
Please enter the values while referring to the figure to ensure accuracy (e.g., whether it is half the crack width or the full crack width).
Tensile stress σ
N/mm²
Total crack length 2a
mm
Board width W
mm
Stress Intensity Factor K N/mm^1.5
Stress Intensity Factor K MPa·m⁰.⁵
K = F × σ × √(πa)
F = sqrt(sec(pi*a/W));
σ: Tensile stress
2a: Total crack length
W: Plate width
K: Stress intensity factor
F: Correction factor

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