there is a choice between two materials A and B a construction part is being designed with a safety factor 3 with respect to the yield strength which material should be chosen if the maximum allowable .crack size is to be as large as possible Given: material A oy = 350MPa Klc =50MPa (m) material B oy = 500MPa Klc =60MPa (m)

there is a choice between two materials A and B a construction part is being designed with a safety factor 3 with respect to the yield strength which material should be chosen if the maximum allowable .crack size is to be as large as possible Given: material A oy = 350MPa Klc =50MPa (m) material B oy = 500MPa Klc =60MPa (m)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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