Stress Analysis
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Stress Analysis
<div class="htmlview paragraph">The basic concepts of elastic and inelastic behavior are presented. The elevation of stresses at notches, the stress concentration factor, K<sub>t</sub> and fatigue notch factor, K<sub>f</sub>, and sources of differences between K<sub>t</sub> and K<sub>f</sub> are introduced. Inelastic stress-strain response at a notch, Neuber’s rule, residual stresses subsequent to notch yielding, and reduction of stress concentration are discussed.</div>
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