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Crack-propagation trajectories under biaxial loading, based on fracture criteria (Q1067868)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3930519
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Crack-propagation trajectories under biaxial loading, based on fracture criteria
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3930519

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    Crack-propagation trajectories under biaxial loading, based on fracture criteria (English)
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    A procedure based on either of the fracture criteria, i.e. the two-term \(S_ 2\)-criterion \((S_ 2)\) and the T-criterion (T), is proposed to simulate crack initiation and propagation from an initially inclined crack. According to this model the running crack, during its initial stage, follows a strongly zig-zag trajectory, forming successive kinks. Then, after a certain number of steps, the crack path is stabilized in a straight line, until complete fracture of the plate occurs. The directions of the successive kinks are essentially the same as those given by the two-term \(S_ 2\)-criterion for brittle materials and the T- criterion for ductile materials.
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    biaxial loading
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    S(sub 2)-criterion
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    T-criterion
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    simulate crack initiation
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    propagation
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    initially inclined crack
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    running crack
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    initial stage
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    strongly zig-zag trajectory
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    forming successive kinks
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    crack path is stabilized in a straight line
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    complete fracture of the plate
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