Question 8.8: An infinite steel plate has a fracture toughness 3320 N/mm^3...

Structural and Stress Analysis [EXP-43438]

An infinite steel plate has a fracture toughness $3320 N / mm ^{3 / 2}$ and contains a 4 mm long crack. Calculate the maximum allowable design stress that could be applied around the boundary of the plate.

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