An approach to an understanding of the effect of the crack root-radius on stress intensity factors (K,, I&r, Km) has been made by the photoelastic method. Preliminary experimental results shown that when p < 0.04 mm, there seems to be the possibility of obtaining more satisfactory testing result of
J1-Integral for non-J-controlled crack growth
โ Scribed by Wang Bo; Hwang Keh-Chih
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1994
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 544 KB
- Volume
- 47
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0013-7944
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โฆ Synopsis
Abet-A
J,-integral is investigated for a material characterized by an incremental plasticity model under the non-J-controlled crack growth situation. The path independency of the integral, as well as its physical signiiicance. are examined for an extensively extended crack. It is concluded that the .&-integral can be a new fracture parameter in elastiqlastic fracture mechanics. Compact tension (CT) specimens are modelled by means of the elastic-plastic finite element method to simulate the stable growth of a crack and to evaluate the whole field solution fracture parameters. The computed results give the limit for J-controlled growth and show some good numerical characteristics of the Jr-integral during non-J-controlled growth.
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Ahatraet-The research work reported in this paper is concerned with the studies on J-integral range (AJ)/modi6ed value of J-integral range (AJ\*) and to relate them to crack tip opening displacement (CTOD)/crack opening displacement (COD) and fatigue crack growth rate (da/dZV). Experiments were perf
The equation for evaluating the nonlinear fracture mechanics parameters J-and jintegrals are derived using the virtual crack extension method. The validity of the equations derived here are checked by solving several numerical examples, that is, the J-integral analyses of compact tension specimen an