β Scribed by Yoshihisa Sato; Masataka Tanaka; Masayuki Nakamura
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This paper presents a procedure for transient dynamic stress intensity factor computations using traction singular quarter-point boundary elements in combination with the direct time domain formulation of the Boundary Element Method. The stress intensity factors are computed directly from the tracti
In the present paper, a combination of the boundary element method is proposed for calculating the stress intensity factors of two-dimensional crack problems including mixed mode ones. In this method, finite elements are only allocated around a crack tip and boundary elements are used to discretize
## Abstract Finite element methods are used to calculate the stress intensity factors for threeβdimensional geometries containing a number of depths of crack subjected to various loads. Special elements are used at the tip to represent the variation of the displacement with respect to the square ro