Method and system for controlling cracks in loaded structures

Measuring and testing – Specimen stress or strain – or testing by stress or strain... – By loading of specimen

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ABSTRACT:
Method and system for monitoring cracks liable to appear and/or to grow in one point of a loaded structure. According to the invention, a theoretical increase of the length of the crack is cumulatively calculated, as and when the stresses are exerted, from said initial length, so as to determine an instant theoretical crack length; said instant theoretical length is permanently compared to said maximum acceptable length, and said point is inspected as soon as said instant theoretical length reaches said maximum acceptable length.

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