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12.3 Overload Fractures
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[ Overload fractures ]
In the following, an overload fracture is understood to mean unstable crack growth () to fracture. This type of unstable crack growth occurs when the loads exceed the (residual) strength. In parts with crack-like separations, the unstable crack growth occurs when <a id="unstable-crack-mechanism"></a><a id="factors-causing-a-forced-feracture"></a><a id="stable-and-unstable-crack-growth"></a><a id="forced-fracture-…