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NEUBER'S METHOD FOR EFFECTIVE STRESS CONCENTRATIONHelpful Member! 

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StressMan2506 (Structural)
10 May 12 10:04

Fellow Stress Engineers:

Ref. Neuber's Formula (Roark 7, pp 774 & 778).

In the past I have used this formula to determine an effective stress concentration from a single gross stress. This time I have axial & bending stresses. I can apply Peterson 2, Charts 4.3 & 4.80 separately. If I were considering axial or bending alone I would apply Neuber as set out in Roark. My question is contained in the attachment.

Thanks in anticipation.
rb1957 (Aerospace)
10 May 12 13:20
looks good to me ...
cloa (Petroleum)
13 May 12 2:56
Better to attach a pdf
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