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Modeling the process of equilibrium crack growth in a composite specimen from the standpoints of the postcritical deformation mechanics [PDF]
Ensuring the strength and safety of structures requires studying the issues of crack initiation and equilibrium growth. An analogy between the approaches of phenomenological fracture mechanics, which is based on the complete deformation diagrams usage ...
Valeriy E. Wildemann, Artur I. Mugatarov
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Asymptotic methods of nonlinear fracture mechanics: results, contemporary state and perspectives
In the paper the brief review of the important results of nonlinear fracture mechanics recently obtained by the asymptotic methods and perturbation techniques is given.
Larisa V Stepanova, Ekaterina M Adylina
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Causes of scatter in high rate fracture testing of polymers [PDF]
A method based on the measurement of failure time is being developed by the European Structural Integrity Society to determine high rate fracture toughness of polymers.
Horsfall I. +3 more
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A fracture mechanics analysis of the micromechanical events in finite thickness fibre push-out tests [PDF]
Understanding the micromechanical events of interfacial failure in fibre reinforced composites is vital to accurately characterising micromechanical properties and, consequently, the macroscopic properties of the composite.
Giuliani, Finn +9 more
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Review of time-dependent fracture model of concrete
The integrity of concrete structures under strong earthquakes and the stability of concrete structures with cracks are concerns of national security strategies.These two issues are closely related to the time-dependent fracture behavior of concrete.The ...
Chen Yulong, Cao Peng
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A mechanistic approach to the Kitagawa-Takahashi diagram using a multiaxial probabilistic framework [PDF]
The aim of this paper is to propose a flexible multiaxial modelling framework that is capable of combining two fatigue damage mechanisms so as to continuously describe the Kitagawa-Takahashi diagram.
PESSARD, Etienne +3 more
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The principles of linear elastic fracture mechanics (LEFM) were developed in the 1950s by George Irwin (1957). This work was based on previous investigations of Griffith (1920) and Orowan (1944). Irwin (1957) demonstrated that a crack shape in a particular location with respect to the loading geometry had a stress intensity associated with it.
Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, USA ( host institution ) +1 more
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Experimental characterization and numerical modeling of micromechanical damage under different stress states [PDF]
The use of HSLA steels for the manufacture of automotive components is interesting from an engineering point of view. This family of steels, while possessing high strength, also has good formability and can be used in forming manufacturing processes.
GERMAIN, Guénaël +3 more
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A miniature pneumatic bellows device was designed for in-situ testing inside the scanning electron microscope. The device uses a pneumatic actuator to load the specimen and displacement is directly monitored with a linear variable differential ...
Pekka Moilanen +3 more
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This work presents a systematic investigation of the combined effect of hydrogen embrittlement and loss of constraint. The fracture mechanics experiments are performed on an advanced martensitic high strength steel using a single-edge-notch bend specimen,
Armin E. Halilović +5 more
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