The yield strength of a high-strength steel is 1 GN/m2 and KIC is 100 MPa √m. The crack length that can cause sudden failure at half of its yield strength is ____mm. (Round off to two decimal places) 9) The yield strength of a high-strength steel is 1 GN/m? and Kiç is 100 MPa /m. The crack length that can cause sudden failure at half of its yield strengthismm. (Round off to two decimal places)

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The yield strength of a high-strength steel is 1 GN/m² and K_IC is 100 MPa √m. The crack length that can cause sudden failure at half of its yield strength is ____mm. (Round off to two decimal places)

9) The yield strength of a high-strength steel is 1 GN/m? and Kiç is 100 MPa /m. The crack length that can cause sudden failure at half of its yield strength
is
mm. (Round off to two decimal places)

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