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We study the influence of stationary heat sources on the stressed state of a semiinfinite body with a surface crack (in the form of a circular segment) perpendicular to its boundary by the method of boundary integral equations. The load-free boundary is maintained at zero temperature; the crack is not loaded and is either thermoisolated or maintained at a certain specified temperature. The dependences of the stress intensity factor on the angular coordinate of a point on the contour of the crack are constructed for various distances of a heat source from the boundary of the half-space and depths of the crack.
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Kit, H.S., Monastyrs'kyi, B.E. & Sushko, O.P. Thermoelastic State of a Semiinfinite Body with Plane Surface Crack under the Action of Heat Sources. Materials Science 37, 610–614 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1013272721094
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