
doi: 10.1007/bf02700885
Stress of the isotropic layer with a through finite crack is investigated in three-dimensional statement. The layer faces remain plane while the crack surface is exposed to a normal stress. The problem is solved by the methods of uniform solution and two-dimensional Fourier transform. Direct numerical methods are applied to solve the obtained system of integral equations. The influencies on the behaviour of the normal stress intensity factor are studied.
three-dimensional statement, isotropic layer, finite crack, Stress, thickness
three-dimensional statement, isotropic layer, finite crack, Stress, thickness
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