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Determination of Paris law constants with a reverse engineering technique

Branco et al., 2009

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15923634759382177950
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Branco R
Antunes F
Ferreira J
Silva J
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Engineering Failure Analysis

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Paris law constants are commonly obtained with a well established procedure based on standard specimens, notched and pre-cracked. Pre-cracking produces through cracks with stable shapes, nearly straight, similar during all propagation. However, in several situations …
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