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Determination of the stress state of a piecewise homogeneous elastic body with a row of cracks on an interface surface subject to antiplane strains with inclusions at the tips - MaRDI portal

Determination of the stress state of a piecewise homogeneous elastic body with a row of cracks on an interface surface subject to antiplane strains with inclusions at the tips (Q1666760)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6927394
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Determination of the stress state of a piecewise homogeneous elastic body with a row of cracks on an interface surface subject to antiplane strains with inclusions at the tips
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6927394

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    Determination of the stress state of a piecewise homogeneous elastic body with a row of cracks on an interface surface subject to antiplane strains with inclusions at the tips (English)
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    27 August 2018
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    Summary: The stress state of a bimaterial elastic body that has a row of cracks on an interface surface is considered. It is subjected to antiplane deformations by uniformly distributed shear forces acting on the horizontal sides of the body. The governing equations of the problem, the stress intensity factors, the deformation of the crack edges, and the shear stresses are derived. The solution of the problem via the Fourier sine series is reduced to the determination of a singular integral equation (SIE) and consequently to a system of linear equations. In the end, the problem is solved in special cases with inclusions. The results of this paper and the previously published results show that the used approach based on the Gauss-Chebyshev quadrature method can be considered as a generalized procedure to solve the collinear crack problems in mode I, II, or III loadings.
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