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Machining of SiC produced surface flaws of a semielliptical geometry. The flaws that were generated have dimensions a = 1 mm, width w = 100 mm, and c = 5 mm, and the thickness of the specimen is B = 20 mm. Calculate the maximum stress that the specimen can withstand in tension. KIc = 4 MPa m1/2
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