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The 10 pages that link to Stress concentration, each with the reason it gives.

• Stress (mechanics)Related: Notches and holes can make local stress far higher than nominal stress.

• Fracture mechanicsRelated: A crack is an extreme discontinuity whose stress concentration requires special treatment.

• Pressure vesselRelated: Nozzles, openings, and sharp transitions create local stresses beyond nominal shell values.

• FatigueRelated: Notches and defects raise local stresses where fatigue cracks often begin.

• Hydrogen embrittlementRelated: Crack tips and notches attract hydrogen and intensify its damaging effect.

• Brittle fractureRelated: Crack tips and flaws concentrate stress, making local failure likely.

• BrittlenessRelated: Crack tips concentrate stress, helping brittle fractures propagate.

• Earthquake nucleationRelated: Local stress concentrations can help a small slipping region begin to grow.

• Cauchy stress tensorRelated: Tensor stress fields reveal elevated local stresses near holes, notches, and interfaces.

• Jacob W. DavisRelated: Pocket corners concentrate pulling forces, explaining why Davis reinforced them.