The experimental results show that (I) X, of two thin sheet aluminum alloys are valid; they\_ are I?, = 201.39 kg/mm"\* and l?,, = 208.31 kg/mm"2 of Lyl22c2(1), K, =226.18kg/mm"2 and K,,= 234.55 kg/mm3" of Lc4 -cs; (2) the R-curves of the four thin sheet aluminum alloys are independent of the initia
Plasticity and the crack opening displacement in shells
โ Scribed by F. Erdogan; M. Ratwani
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
- Year
- 1972
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 689 KB
- Volume
- 8
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 1573-2673
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โฆ Synopsis
The plastic deformations and the crack opening displacement, ~. in cylindrical shells with an axial or circumferentml crack and spherical shells with a meridional crack are considered. It is assumed that outside the perturbation zone of the crack the shell is subjected to uniform membrane loads perpendicular to the crack. The plastic strip model is used to calculate the plastic zone size. The crack opening displacement is calculated as the crack surface displacement at the crack tips by using the conventional superposition technique. In cylindrical shells with an axial crack the crack surface displacement perpendicular to the shell surface (i.e., the bulging) is also evaluated. The results are apphed to a set of existing experimental data on the fracture of cylindrical shells. The tentative conclusion is that in dealing with the fracture of thin-walled structures, among various fracture models 6 = constant appears to be the most satisfactory criterion.
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Al&r&-The relationship between J-integral and crack opening displacement 8 is based on theoretical as well as experimental investigations and is of the general form I = MO,& The significance of M and its possible dependence on specimen geometry and material properties is unknown. An attempt is made