jännityskonsentraatiot
Jännityskonsentraatiot, often translated as stress concentrations, refer to localized areas in a material or structure where the stress levels are significantly higher than the average stress across the entire body. These elevated stresses typically occur at points of geometric discontinuity or where external forces are applied. Common examples include sharp corners, holes, notches, or changes in cross-section.
The phenomenon of jännityskonsentraatiot is governed by the principles of solid mechanics. When a load is applied
Jännityskonsentraatiot are of critical importance in engineering design, particularly in fields like mechanical and civil engineering.