2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.ast.2016.08.014
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Stress concentration at the corners of polygonal hole in finite plate

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“…The maximum stress concentration is determined for [90 8 ]s whereas the minimum is determined for [0 8 ]s and [0 4 /±45]s for a rectangular hole. The results obtained by that technique were compared with the literature and were given the similarity in results [1,63,64]. Vishal Mehta et al was used the complex variable method and least square method to find the stresses in a finite composite plate containing multiple holes subjected to uniaxial loading.…”
Section: Analytical Methods Numerical Methodsmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…The maximum stress concentration is determined for [90 8 ]s whereas the minimum is determined for [0 8 ]s and [0 4 /±45]s for a rectangular hole. The results obtained by that technique were compared with the literature and were given the similarity in results [1,63,64]. Vishal Mehta et al was used the complex variable method and least square method to find the stresses in a finite composite plate containing multiple holes subjected to uniaxial loading.…”
Section: Analytical Methods Numerical Methodsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The highest normalized value of SIF for uniaxial Y loading was at 0°cusp of 3 and 5 cusp hole while it was at 0°and 180°cusp of 4 cusp hole. Under uniaxial X loading, the highest SIF value was observed at 72°and 288°cusp of 5 cusp hole, at 90°and 270°cusp of 4 cusp hole and at 120°and 240°cusp of 3 cusp hole [1,63,64].…”
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“…Tarn and Wang [7] obtained stresses due to thermal loads in an anisotropic elastic plate with a circular hole by applying the Lekhnitskii complex variable technique and by assuming the plane strain and plane stress conditions. Sharma and Chauhan [8] studied stresses induced surrounding a noncircular hole in an anisotropic finite laminate subjected to mechanical loading using the complex variable technique. The parameters such as the plate size and the hole geometry were investigated.…”
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“…Location of maximum stress is found to be in a wide range considering lamina arrangements. Paper [3] performed the similar analysis at the corners of polygonal hole of the finite plate. Finite element method and conformal method are used to obtain stress field around an opening in [4].…”
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confidence: 99%