Concentration of Stress Around Spherical and Cylindrical Inclusions and Flaws

1933/06/01 by J. N. Goodier · 8 citations
Engineering · Materials Science · #Numerical methods in engineering #Fatigue and fracture mechanics #Material Properties and Failure Mechanisms

paper · doi:10.1115/1.4012173

Abstract

Abstract Solutions of the equation of elasticity are applied to investigate the disturbing effect of small spherical and cylindrical inclusions on an otherwise uniform stress distribution. Numerical results are found for gaseous inclusions (flaws), perfectly rigid inclusions, and for systems roughly representing slag globules in steel and reinforcing rods in concrete.

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