The paris law of fatigue growth of a Crack is known to have the form! da dN =c(AK) Where a is in Mpam. The center Crack in a large plate, initially of length 2a = 8mm, grows to 2a = 10mm in 2000 load Cycle when a Constant amplitude fluctuating load JA applied with 0 = 180 Mpa and 0 = 100Mpa. Determine the life of the Component beyond 2a = 10mm if the Same amplitude load Continues on the Component and the maximum allow able crack length in the damage tolerent design is 2a = 50mm max

The paris law of fatigue growth of a Crack is known to have the form! da dN =c(AK) Where a is in Mpam. The center Crack in a large plate, initially of length 2a = 8mm, grows to 2a = 10mm in 2000 load Cycle when a Constant amplitude fluctuating load JA applied with 0 = 180 Mpa and 0 = 100Mpa. Determine the life of the Component beyond 2a = 10mm if the Same amplitude load Continues on the Component and the maximum allow able crack length in the damage tolerent design is 2a = 50mm max

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