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Fracture mechanics

statistical fracture theory for brittle solids under multiaxial stress that counts randomly oriented flaws reaching a critical normal stress.

In fracture mechanics, Batdorf theory refers to statistical fracture theory for brittle solids under multiaxial stress that counts randomly oriented flaws reaching a critical normal stress. This meaning comes from Batdorf (1974) in Journal of Applied Mechanics.[1]

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References

Batdorf, S. B., & Crose, J. G. (1974). A Statistical Theory for the Fracture of Brittle Structures Subjected to Nonuniform Polyaxial Stresses. Journal of Applied Mechanics, 41(2), 459-464. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.3423310

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