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Coupled thermo-damage and damage-fracture fields

1999
The creep process and the associated material deterioration are temperature sensitive phenomena. A classical approach consists in accounting for the effect of temperature on the material functions in the constitutive and the evolution equations of a damaged solid (cf. Ganczarski and Skrzypek, 1991), whereas the temperature field remains steady state.
Jacek J. Skrzypek, Artur Ganczarski
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Sacrum fractures and neurological damage

Journal of Neurosurgery, 1977
✓ Two cases are presented in which automobile collision caused transverse sacral fracture involving neurological elements. The patients were admitted within 2 weeks of each other to the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medicine. An attempt was made to assess the incidence of this condition and its relation to fractured pelvis.
D P, Byrnes   +3 more
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Damage and fracture: Crystal plasticity models

Physical Mesomechanics, 2017
This paper completes the review of recent (last 15 years) publications on experimental and theoretical methods and approaches for studying damage accumulation and fracture in crystalline solids. It summarizes the works that describe damage and fracture using an approach based on crystal plasticity.
P. S. Volegov   +2 more
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Damage and self-similarity in fracture

Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics, 2003
Abstract Consider applications of damage mechanics to material failure. The damage variable introduced in damage mechanics quantifies the deviation of a brittle solid from linear elasticity. An analogy between the metastable behavior of a stressed brittle solid and the metastable behavior of a superheated liquid is established.
R Shcherbakov, D.L Turcotte
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Fracture and Damage

1985
After summarising the theory of damage of Rabotnov-Katchanov and its subsequent developments by Lemaitre and Chaboche, it is pointed out how this concept has been extended to ductile fracture in an overall manner, or by taking into account the physical mechanism of development of cavities. It is found that the rate of damage is proportional to the rate
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Damage and Fracture

2017
Micromechanical aspects, mechanisms and models of fracture are addressed, which have become increasingly topical since the 1990s though the basic ideas and perceptions date back to the early years of fracture mechanics. The characteristics of brittle and ductile damage on the micro-scale and the respective fractographic appearance are outlined and the ...
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Time Dependent Fracture and Damage

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1988
<div class="htmlview paragraph">Time-dependent fracture is considered. The damage distribution ahead of crack tip is analysed. The range of applicability of the characterizing parameter for the creep crack growth is discussed on the basis of fracture mechanics and continuum damage mechanics. The creep crack growth rate is determined under certain
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Stochastic fatigue, fracture and damage analysis

Structural Safety, 1986
Abstract This paper reviews and summarizes the development and recent progress of methods of stochastic fatigue, fracture and damage analysis. Topics covered include structural fatigue, structural fracture, cumulative damage, maintainability and inspection and structural damage.
J.T.P. Yao   +5 more
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Continuum Damage and Fracture Mechanics

2016
Griffith Sciences, School of Engineering and Built Environment ; No Full ...
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Statistics Toolbox for Damage and Fracture

2000
We review a number of statistical models dealing with damage and fracture of heterogeneous materials. A choice is made to emphasize the models which provide tools and concept of relevance to the field, rather than proposing a single model.
A. Hansen, S. Roux
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