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The J-integral in flexoelectric solids

International Journal of Fracture, 2018
The flexoelectric effect is a significant electromechanical coupling phenomenon between strain gradients and electric polarization. Since the design of materials with high flexoelectricity should be accompanied with stress concentration/intensity, the strength and fracture analysis of flexoelectric materials with large strain gradients is desired.
Xinpeng Tian, Qun Li, Qian Deng
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Time dependence of J-integral

Nuclear Engineering and Design, 1983
Abstract Tests performed within the framework of earlier RWTUV projects together with results obtained elsewhere with regard to the time dependence of fracture mechanics data show that time effects reduced the toughness of materials, according to the nature of the test (extremely slow load rate or hold times with sustained load).
H.D. Schulze, H. Fuhlrott, G. Togler
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Decomposition of the mixed-mode J-integral—revisited

International Journal of Solids and Structures, 1998
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Rigby, R. H., Aliabadi, M. H.
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On the path dependence of the J-integral in notch problems

International Journal of Solids and Structures, 2004
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Chen, Yi-Heng, Lu, Tian Jian
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Modelling hydraulic fracturing with the J-integral

2021
<p>Hydraulic fracturing plays a central role in engineering fractured reservoirs. To simulate the propagation of “dry” fractures, the J-integral has been a standard technique. Its superior accuracy at coarser resolutions make it particularly attractive, especially for reservoir-scale simulations.
Edoardo Pezzulli, Morteza Nejati, Saeed Salimzadeh, Stephan Matthai, Thomas Driesner   +4 more
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J integral for delaminated composite laminates

Composites Science and Technology, 1993
Abstract An integral, J, is derived for edge-delaminated composite laminates subjected to pure bending and/or uniform axial extension. This J integral for a quasi-three-dimensional edge-delamination problem subjected to uniform extension has the same form as Rice's J integral for a two-dimensional crack problem.
L LEE, D TU
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J-Integral Estimation Procedures

Journal of Pressure Vessel Technology, 1983
This paper presents efficient procedures for estimating the J-integral, a parameter for characterizing stable crack growth under inelastic conditions. Two different formulations are shown. The basis of the first approximate J-integral formula is the familiar extension of the elastic strain energy release rate computation for elastic-plastic loads. This
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Experimental measurement of the J-integral

Engineering Fracture Mechanics, 1984
Abstract A direct measurement of the J-integral in plane stress state is carried out by utilizing the definition of J as a line integral; the integration function is assessed along a suitable path in rectangular-shaped cracked panels by means of strain gauges.
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J-integral resistance curve testing and evaluation

Journal of Zhejiang University-SCIENCE A, 2009
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On the J-integral in periodically layered composites

International Journal of Fracture, 1996
When a heterogeneous elastic material is represented by an effective homogeneous elastic solid, average stress and strain fields are used. The meaning of the J-integral in the effective homogeneous solid is investigated. A periodically layered medium is considered.
C. T. Sun, X. X. Wu
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