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Rock Fracture Toughness Determination with Chevron-Notched and Straight-Through-Notched Three-Point Bend Round Bar Specimens

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Chevron-notched and straight-through-notched three-point bend round bar specimens were used to test fracture toughness of a Chongqing limestone. Comparable values were obtained from these two kinds of specimens, but the chevron-notched specimens had the merits of easiness for deducing and detecting overloading, less the possibility for deviation of crack growth from notch plane, and a included nonlinear correction factor in fracture toughness calculation. However, there was some size effect for chevron-notched specimens; the test values increased with increment in crack length and diameter.
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Title: Rock Fracture Toughness Determination with Chevron-Notched and Straight-Through-Notched Three-Point Bend Round Bar Specimens
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Chevron-notched and straight-through-notched three-point bend round bar specimens were used to test fracture toughness of a Chongqing limestone.
Comparable values were obtained from these two kinds of specimens, but the chevron-notched specimens had the merits of easiness for deducing and detecting overloading, less the possibility for deviation of crack growth from notch plane, and a included nonlinear correction factor in fracture toughness calculation.
However, there was some size effect for chevron-notched specimens; the test values increased with increment in crack length and diameter.

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