نتایج جستجو برای: Crack modeling

تعداد نتایج: 413100  

Mirzaee, M., pourkamali Anaraki, A,

The extended finite element method (X-FEM) is a numerical method for modeling discontinuties, such as cracks, within the standard finite element framework. In X-FEM, special functions are added to the finite element approximation. For crack modeling in linear elasticity, appropriate functions are used for modeling discontinuties along the crack length and simulating the singularity in the crack...

Journal: :computational methods in civil engineering 2013
o. yazdanpanah s. m. seyedpoor

in this paper, a crack localization method for euler-bernoulli beams via an efficient static data based indicator is proposed. the crack in beams is simulated here using a triangular variation in the stiffness. static responses of a beam are obtained by the finite element modeling. in order to reduce the computational cost of damage detection method, the beam deflection is fitted through a poly...

Journal: :علوم و تکنولوژی پلیمر 0
مهدی شیوا حسین آتشی

the blending of nr and br rubber blend with n330 carbon black is studied on curing behavior and the physico-mechanical properties of a sbr rubber based tire tread compound containing n234 carbon black. the effect of sulphur and accelerator contents on different properties of rubber compound is also tested with a wide range of curing agents. partial substitution of sbr with nr shows significant ...

M. Moradi, M. Pourmahmoud

Modeling of crack propagation by a finite element method under mixed mode conditions is of prime importance in the fracture mechanics. This article describes an application of finite element method to the analysis of mixed mode crack growth in linear elastic fracture mechanics. Crack - growth process is simulated by an incremental crack-extension analysis based on the maximum principal stress c...

2014
Li LI Ji LI Baojia CHEN

Cracks are dangerous and frequently observed defects in steel structures. Therefore, the understanding of the mechanism of crack is very important to structure safety. Although the mechanism of static crack has been widely studied by researchers, the mechanism of dynamic crack has been left out and seldom been discussed. In this paper, a modeling method for acoustic emission (AE) source of dyna...

2001
Michael R. Hill

This paper discusses the modeling of residual stresses in fracture problems. Historically, residual stress effects in fracture have focused on the crack driving force, so that solely opening mode residual stresses are assumed to influence fracture. However, residual stresses can effect all components of stress at the crack-tip, and can thereby alter crack-tip constraint and influence material t...

Journal: :مهندسی سازه 0
مهدی شهابی علمدار

concrete is one of the most widely used materials in construction industry. many large and important structures such as power plants, bridges, dams and buildings employ concrete as main material. propagation of crack is considered one of the main reasons in failure of concrete structures. the process of formation and crack growth is one of the major and complex issues in concrete, because concr...

2011
Miha Kovačič Andrej Mihevc

The optimal material processing in steel industry is difficult because of the multi-constituent and multiphase character of the commercial steels, variety of the possible processing paths, and plant specific equipment characteristics. This paper shows implementation of the genetic programming approach for crack presence modeling after rolling. The data (110 samples covering 7 different steel gr...

2013
K. L. Baker D. H. Warner

Despite decades of study, the atomic-scale mechanisms of fatigue crack growth remain elusive. Here we use the coupled atomistic–discrete dislocation method, a multiscale simulation method, to examine the influence of dislocation glide resistance on near-threshold fatigue crack growth in an aluminum alloy. The simulations indicate that the threshold increases with an increase in dislocation glid...

F Javidrad, M Mashayekhy

Stable ductile crack growth in 3 mm thick AISI 304 stainless steel specimens has been investigated experimentally and numerically. Multi-linear Isotropic Hardening method coupled with the Von-Mises yield criterion was adopted for modeling elasto-plastic behavior of the material. Mode-I CT fracture specimens have been tested to generate experimental load-displacement-crack growth data during sta...

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