Introduction to Fracture Mechanics phần 6 ppt

... The outer radius, r 0 , is the radial distance at which the approximate, asymptotic singular solutions deviate significantly (say, by more than 10%) from full elasticity solutions ... that, 19 ar 1.0 0  where is the crack length. a For Mode I: Plane Stress: E K I 2   Plane Strain: 16 Plane Strain:   2 2 1   E K I Example Problem Size Requirements Consider a low strength ... Requ...

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... in a direction normal to the crack front. The displacements are symmetric with respect to the x – y plane and anti-symmetric with respect to the x – z plane. Modes of Fracture Definitions Mode ... considered fracture from an energy standpoint. We now carry out a linear elastic stress analysis of the cracked body, which will allow us to formulate critical conditions for the...

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... principle of similitude, which is very important in fracture mechanics as it allows results from laboratory scale tests to be applied to large scale fracture problems. )2()1( II KK  Si 3 N 4 Al 2 O 3 Glass K c (MPa ... typical values for K C ? Fracture Mechanics #2: Role of Crack Tip Plasticity 1 Role of Crack Tip Plasticity Plane Crack Problem Stress Intensity Factors The str...

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... elastic plate with an edge crack of length as shown below: , a 9 Introduction to Fracture Mechanics 1 Introduction to Fracture Mechanics From Suresh: Fatigue of Materials Using the results of ... surface area. INTRODUCTION Importance of Fracture Mechanics :  All real materials contain defects: understand the influence of these defects on the strength of the material....

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... applied to crack face). Note: there is no condition on . rr  The higher order terms, with exponents greater than zero, vanish as r  0. We write where K I is the stress intensity factor. Thus ... generally referred to as the ‘ T term’, is a non-singular term which can be important in some situations involving fatigue. is the Kronecker delta function. I ij  ~ ij  The total strai...

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... Rate ς . What does it physically represent? It is the rate of decrease of the total potential energy with respect to crack length (per unit thickness of crack front),i.e. 15   a PE     What ... stress). 2 cos 2 2 3    r K I         2 sin1 2 cos 2 2     r K I Specimen Thickness Effects Plane stress/plane strain 14 Thickness B Substitute in to the Mises yield condi...

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... PDF Merge and Split Unregistered Version - http://www.simpopdf.com Introduction to Fracture Mechanics 1 Introduction to Fracture Mechanics From Suresh: Fatigue of Materials Simpo PDF Merge and Split ... principle of similitude, which is very important in fracture mechanics as it allows results from laboratory scale tests to be applied to large scale fracture problem...

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