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stress concentration
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stress concentration [′stres ‚kän·sən‚trā·shən]
(mechanics)
A condition in which a stress distribution has high localized stresses; usually induced by an abrupt change in the shape of a member; in the vicinity of notches, holes, changes in diameter of a shaft, and so forth, maximum stress is several times greater than where there is no geometrical discontinuity.


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