paths of interactive cracks in creep conditions
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Abstract
The paper contains plane strain analysis of uniformly stretched plate working in creep condition.
The plate contains initial defects in forms of central and/or edge cracks working in mode I. These cracks are
modelled by attributing critical value of damage parameter to preset points and therefore resulting in stresses set
to zero (material does not support any loading). The Continuum Damage Mechanics constitutive equations are
used to describe the creep crack growth problem and Finite Element Method Abaqus system is applied to solve
corresponding boundary and initial value problem. Analysis of different initial cracks configuration has been
performed. The crack path is defined by points in which damage parameter equals to critical one. Time to
failure of the plate with single initial crack is achieved when the crack path spans its width. This time is
calculated and compared to the time to failure of initially uncracked structure. For the plate with multiple cracks
the paths starting from different cracks can develop independently until they merge and/or span the plate
width. In each case the damage field is analysed and the direction of crack path development is determined. The
analysis of crack propagation allows for determination of a distance between initial cracks for which the
interaction between them is negligible. It is demonstrated that Continuum Damage Mechanics approach allows
not only to model the development of initially existing cracks but also initiation of new, cross-spanning cracks
and their kinking and branching.
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| Authors | ;K. Nowak |
| Journal | applied catalysis |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.3221/IGF-ESIS.34.56
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