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STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS FOR CRACKS AT FASTENER HOLES

— Transmission and reflection photoelasticity has been used to determine the stress intensity factors for artificial cracks emanating from a hole in two-dimensional tensile plates. Three geometries were investigated, namely a free hole, a pin-loaded hole and a hole with an interference-fit pin. All these cases relate to situations commonly found in aircraft structures. The results have been compared where possible with analytical data and a good correlation was found for these cases.

Eann A. Patterson | Andrew D. Nurse | E. w. O'BRmN

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