For steel, the energy to produce tensile failure is 10°Jm 2 (i.e. fracture energy), modulus of elasticity 200 x 10°Nm-2. Thus if steel is to have cracks which do not propagate when a stress of 50 x10°Nm 2 is applied then what is the maximum crack length allowable 1.3m 50mm 50 x10-9m 5um

For steel, the energy to produce tensile failure is 10°Jm 2 (i.e. fracture energy), modulus of elasticity 200 x 10°Nm-2. Thus if steel is to have cracks which do not propagate when a stress of 50 x10°Nm 2 is applied then what is the maximum crack length allowable 1.3m 50mm 50 x10-9m 5um

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