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Design of Biaxially Loaded Rectangular Footings

Journal of the Structural Division, 1974
A biaxially loaded rectangular footing, loaded such that a portion of its area is not exerting pressure on the soil, does not lend itself to a direct or closed-form solution. Numerical methods are available for analysis of such footings. Charts to aid in the design of the footings are presented.
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Angled Elliptic Notch Problem Under Biaxial Loading

Journal of Applied Mechanics, 1980
The strain failure criterion proposed by the second author is applied to obtain general solutions for the angled elliptic notch problem subject to uniform biaxial loading. The solutions can be reduced to those for uniaxial tension, uniaxial compression, or pure shear as special cases.
Chang, K. J., Wu, H.-C.
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Biaxial Load Effect on Crack Initiation for Orthotropic Materials

Meccanica, 2004
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CARLONI, CHRISTIAN, PIVA, ALDINO, VIOLA, ERASMO   +2 more
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The effect of biaxiality of loading in the orientation of caustics

Engineering Fracture Mechanics, 1983
Abstract The influence of biaxiality of loading on the orientation of caustics formed from the tips of a slant crack in an infinite plate was studied. Some intricate results on the subject were, also, emphasized. The correlation between characteristic values of stress-intensity factors and several combinations of the biaxiality ratio and the angle of
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Influence of load biaxiality on the fracture load of center cracked sheets

International Journal of Fracture, 1982
Analysis of the problem of a plane infinite elastic body with a centrally located crack subject to uniform biaxial load along the remote outer boundaries, indicates that loads applied parallel to the crack influence the value of the critical (fracture) tensile load applied perpendicular to it, with the Poisson ratio of the material determining the ...
John Eftis, Douglas L. Jones
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Modelling fibre–matrix debonding under biaxial loading

Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing, 2014
Abstract In the present work, a model for fibre–matrix debonding initiation under the biaxial loading condition (plane tension combined with out of plane shear) is proposed. The model is developed within the frame of Finite Fracture Mechanics and it is capable of predicting the critical stress value for the onset of debonding and the length of the ...
CARRARO, PAOLO ANDREA, QUARESIMIN, MARINO   +1 more
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Multilaminate resorbable biomedical device under biaxial loading

Journal of Biomedical Materials Research, 1998
The design and test of a multilaminate sheet developed for a hernia repair application is presented. As biomaterial applications become more complex, characterization of uniaxial properties becomes insufficient and biaxial testing becomes necessary. A measure of the in-plane biaxial strength of the device is inferred from a ball burst test. The results
B A, Whitson, B C, Cheng, K, Kokini, S F, Badylak, U, Patel, R, Morff, C R, O'Keefe   +6 more
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Finite Thermoelasticity of Constrained Elastomers Subject to Biaxial Loading

Journal of Elasticity, 1997
Well accepted descriptors of the thermoelastic behavior of elastomers undergoing finite strain remain elusive largely due to the continuing lack of appropriate multiaxial data. In this paper we present a new theoretical framework for inferring thermoelastic constitutive relations directly from biaxial data.
Humphrey, J. D., Rajagopal, K. R.
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Biaxial capacity envelopes for the capacity design of biaxially loaded shallow foundations

Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, 2023
N. Ravi Kiran, Yogendra Singh, Ravi S. Jakka   +2 more
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A Model of Fracture Under Biaxial Loading

21st International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 3, 2002
An influence of longitudinal load on the crack growth rate in an isotropic elastic-plastic body under biaxial loading is discussed. As a result, the relationship between the crack growth rate and maximum sizes of monotonic and cyclic plastic zones is derived from the dependence of the crack growth on alternating plastic strains near the crack edge ...
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