The ENDB specimen was selected for this study in the pure mode III fracture test. This decision was made because the ANDB specimen is more challenging to process and operate than both the ENDB and ENDC specimens. Additionally, during pure mode III loading conditions, the T-stress in ENDC specimens becomes negative, which increases the fracture toughness magnitude compared to that of ENDB specimens.
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