The mode III fracture characteristics of an oblique through-crack emanating from a
circular nanohole are studied theoretically. Based on the surface elasticity theory and
the complex variable elasticity theory, the expression of the stress field of the
cracked hole is obtained. Analytical solutions of the stress intensity factor
and the energy release rate cracks tip are given. A comparison between the
degenerate results of this paper and existing research shows the correctness
of the present method. The effects of the interaction between cracks and
circular hole on the stress intensity factor and the energy release rate are
discussed. The results indicate that the stress intensity factor and the energy
release rate have remarkable size effects when the sizes of the crack and
circular hole are at nanoscale. The significant effects of the surface effect on
the stress intensity factors and the energy release rate depend on the crack
position.
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