Stress intensity factors for periodic radial cracks in a rotating disc
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Stress intensity factors have been derived for periodically distributed radial cracks in rotating discs; both internal and edge cracks have been studied. It is shown that in general as the number of cracks increases, there is a shielding effect which lowers the stress intensity factors.
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