均值自洽理论与多晶本构模拟

本文提出了一种多晶体本构关系的近似理论分析框架——均值自洽模式,将仅适用于球形或椭球形固连夹杂均匀变形的Hill自洽模型推广到适用于任意形状夹杂(固连或滑错)的情况.立方体晶粒多晶体和界面可自由滑错球形晶粒多晶体的本构模拟结果表明了该理论的合理性与可行性.     

利用Schmidt方法研究压电材料Ⅰ-型界面裂纹问题

在一定的假设条件下,即不考虑界面裂纹尖端处裂纹面的相互叠入现象,研究了压电材料Ⅰ-型界面裂纹问题．利用Fourier变换使问题的求解转换为求解两对对偶积分方程．进而把裂纹表面位移差展开成Jacobi多项式形式来求解对偶积分方程．结果表明裂纹尖端应力场和电位移场的奇异性与均匀材料裂纹问题的奇异性相同．当上下半平面材料相同时,解可以退化而得到其精确解．     

单轴拉伸条件下细观非均匀性岩石损伤局部化和应力应变关系分析

岩石在拉应力状态下的力学特性不同于压应力状态下的力学特性．利用细观力学理论研究了细观非均匀性岩石拉伸应力应变关系包括:线弹性阶段、非线性强化阶段、应力降阶段、应变软化阶段.模型考虑了微裂纹方位角为Weibull分布和微裂纹长度的分布密度函数为Rayleigh函数时对损伤局部化和应力应变关系的影响,分析了产生应力降和应变软化的主要原因是损伤和变形局部化.通过和实验成果对比分析验证了模型的正确性和有效性．     

纯弯曲矩形截面梁Ⅰ型单边裂纹端部的应力应变场及裂纹失稳扩展临界应力的计算

本文应用文[1]的分析方法,研究了纯弯曲矩形载面梁Ⅰ型单边裂纹端部的应力应变场,给出了裂纹尖端的应力应变分量和计算裂纹端部弹性变形区和变形强化区宽度的公式以及计算裂纹失稳扩展临界应力的方程组。最后用计算实例对裂纹失稳扩展临界应力方程组进行了验证,最大误差不超过0.18%.     

周期裂纹削弱的无限长板条的应力分析

作出了周期裂纹削弱的无限长板条的应力分析．假设这些裂纹均在水平位置,又板条承受 y方向的拉伸力p．此时边值问题归结为一个复杂混合边值问题．发现,对此问题言,特征展开变分原理方法 ( eigenfunction expansion variational method,简称为EEVM)是非常有效的．研究了裂纹端的应力强度因子和T-应力．从拉伸力作用下的弹性变形考虑,开裂板条可等价于一不开裂的正交异性板条．还分析了等价正交异性板条的弹性性质．最后给出了算例和数值结果．     

裂纹间作用机制探讨及微裂纹区对主裂纹的作用效应研究

采用迭加原理和Kachanov提出的简化方法,研究了裂纹间的相互作用机理,分析了不同裂纹布置形式所产生的增强或屏蔽效应,发现当微裂纹沿着或垂直于最大拉应力方向布置时都不产生最大的作用效应,这有别于Ortiz的结论．还探讨了混凝土类材料的微裂纹的产生机制及微裂纹区对主裂纹尖端产生的作用效应,得出微裂纹区对主裂纹是起增强的作用,增强程度随微裂纹密度和微裂纹长度的增大而增大的结论．     

弹性-幂硬化蠕变性材料Ⅱ型界面裂纹准静态扩展的渐近分析

建立了弹性-幂硬化蠕变性材料Ⅱ型界面裂纹准静态扩展的力学模型,求得了在裂纹表面自由和裂纹面有摩擦接触两种情况下,裂纹尖端应力场分离变量形式的渐近解．求解结果表明:Ⅱ型界面裂纹问题的应力、应变具有相同的奇异性;Ⅱ型界面裂纹尖端场不存在振荡奇异性;材料的幂硬化指数n和弹性模量比对裂纹尖端应力场幂硬化蠕变性材料区有着显著的影响,而弹性区仅受幂硬化指数n的影响,当n很大时,蠕变变形占主导地位,应力场趋于稳定,不随n的变化而变化;泊松比对裂纹尖端应力场的影响不明显．     

疲劳断裂非平衡统计理论——(Ⅱ)从微观机理到疲劳断裂的宏观特性

本文给出了微裂纹的随机演化方程,结合位错机理解得了微裂纹密度的分布函数,求出了疲劳断裂几率和可靠性,进而导出了σ_α-N曲线、疲劳寿命的统计分布和统计平均值。     

K型管状接头随机疲劳强度和裂纹扩展规律的研究

分析了K型焊接管状接头受轴向和面外弯曲载荷作用下的随机疲劳问题。通过将焊趾处的表面裂纹的初始尺寸和材料常数作为随机变量处理,并计及焊缝的影响,共产生500个随机样本,最终得到裂纹扩展寿命和裂纹形状变化影响的统计计算结果,并与有关实验数据比较,给予了回归分析。同时,也考察了裂纹扩展规律。     

三轴压缩下岩石/混凝土的三维细观损伤模型

考虑三轴压应力作用下的无限大体深埋椭圆形裂纹的变形场,给出了闭合椭圆形微裂纹的能量释放率.采用能量平衡方法分析了闭合椭圆形微裂纹的扩展条件,得到了代表性体积单元中具有任意空间取向的单个闭合椭圆形微裂纹及其扩展引起的附加柔度张量.分析了闭合椭圆形微裂纹的偏折扩展,得到了微裂纹偏折扩展引起的附加柔度张量.采用Taylor方法考虑微裂纹系统对代表性体积单元变形的影响,引入概率密度函数,得到了三轴压缩下岩石/混凝土的三维细观损伤模型.分析了混凝土的单轴压缩特性,结果表明该模型能够很好地描述实验现象.     

Arrest of Opening of Two Circular-Arc Cracks with Coalesced Plastic Zones

The closure of plastic zones developed ahead of the tips of two unequal hairline arc cracks in an unbounded elastic-perfectly plastic plate is studied. The cracks lie along the circumference of one and the same circle. The rims of the cracks are opened in mode I type deformation by biaxial tension applied at infinity, and consequently plastic zones develop ahead of the tips of the cracks. The tension is increased to such an extent that the plastic zones of both cracks, lying adjacent to each other, are coalesced. To prevent the cracks from further opening, the rim of the plastic zone is subjected to a uniform, constant compressive yield-point stress. The problem is solved using the complex variable technique and the principle of superimposition of the stress intensity factors. The Dugdale hypothesis is used to determined the length of the plastic zones developed. The behavior of each of the parameters, viz. the length of the plastic zone, the crack length, and the intercrack distance effecting the crack closure, is investigated and reported graphically.     

Influence of Multiple Micro Cracks on the Damage Behavior of a Macro-Crack Tip北大核心CSCD

The solution of an infinite plane containing a macro crack and a cluster of micro cracks under uniaxial tensile load was presented based on Muskhelishvili’s complex function method and the stepwise recursive method. The stress field and stress intensity factor K were obtained. Combined with the damage mechanics, damage parameter D of the macro-crack tip and the micro-crack tip under uniaxial tension was redefined, and the influence of different damage zone forms on the damage of the crack tip was analyzed. The results show that, both the chain-distribution and the reverse-chain-distribution micro cracks have an amplifying effect on the macro crack growth, and the damage parameter increases with the decrease of the inclination angle of the micro crack and the reduction of the distance between the macro crack and the micro cracks. For a relatively small inclination angle of the micro crack, the damage parameters of the macro crack and the micro crack heightens, and the damage parameter of the macro crack increases with the micro-crack length. For evenly distributed micro cracks in the continuous damage zone, the micro cracks have an amplifying effect on the macro-crack growth, and the damage parameter of the macro crack increases with the micro-crack number. © 2022 Editorial Office of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics. All rights reserved.     

Probabilistic modeling and simulation of multiple surface crack propagation and coalescence

In the low cycle fatigue (LCF) regime, fatigue failure of metallic materials with high strength and less impurities generally dominates by multiple surface crack propagation and coalescence, in which its final failure shows a stochastic nature on crack initiation, propagation and coalescence under cyclic loadings. According to this, the competing failure modes of multiple surface cracks and interior cracks are studied through coupling numerical simulations with fracture mechanics methods. In particular, a probabilistic procedure for modeling multiple surface crack propagation and coalescence is established by incorporating Monte Carlo simulation with experimental evidences, including surface crack density and crack length distributions measured from LCF replica tests of 30NiCrMoV12 steel. In addition, it calculates the probability of coalescence of neighboring cracks with allowance for their interactions and local plastic deformation at the crack tips. Finally, it estimates the remaining usage lives of specimens from initial state to critical cracks by propagation and coalescence of dispersed cracks.     

Exact solution of four cracks originating from an elliptical hole in one-dimensional hexagonal quasicrystals

Based on the Stroh-type formalism for anti-plane deformation, the fracture mechanics of four cracks originating from an elliptical hole in a one-dimensional hexagonal quasicrystal are investigated under remotely uniform anti-plane shear loadings. The boundary value problem is reduced to Cauchy integral equations by a new mapping function, which is further solved analytically. The exact solutions in closed-form of the stress intensity factors for mode III crack problem are obtained. In the limiting cases, the well known results can be obtained from the present solutions. Moreover, new exact solutions for some complicated defects including three edge cracks originating from an elliptical hole, a half-plane with an edge crack originating from a half-elliptical hole, a half-plane with an edge crack originating from a half-circular hole are derived. In the absence of the phason field, the obtainable results in this paper match with the classical ones.     

Anti-plane elastodynamic analysis of cracked graded orthotropic layers with viscous damping

Stress analysis is carried out in a graded orthotropic layer containing a screw dislocation undergoing time-harmonic deformation. Energy dissipation in the layer is modeled by viscous damping. The stress fields are Cauchy singular at the location of dislocation. The dislocation solution is utilized to derive integral equations for multiple interacting cracks with any location and orientation in the layer. These equations are solved numerically thereby obtaining the dislocation density function on the crack surfaces and stress intensity factors of cracks. The dependencies of stress intensity factors of cracks on the excitation frequency of applied traction and material properties of the layer are investigated. The analysis allows the determination of natural frequencies of a cracked layer. Furthermore, the interactions of two cracks having various configurations are studied.     

Growth of arterial cracks in polymers subject to static and fatigue loading

The growth kinetics of artificial and natural cracks (the former arising from notches) are studied in viscose, di- and triacetyl cellulose, nitrocellulose, polymethylmethacrylate, polystyrene, polypropylene, and carpon films by a micro-motion-picture method over a wide temperature range under both static and cyclic (fatigue) loading. In all the cellulose materials studied, the time required to form the nuclei of visible cracks is much shorter than the total life of the sample. The initial rate of crack growth depends exponentially on the applied stress and test temperature, so that the equation for the growth rate of an arterial crack is analogous to the general life equation. The different ways in which stress and test temperature affect the parameters of the equation describing the kinetics of crack growth enable us to distinguish the effect of local heating and that of the relaxation processes in the fatigue problem.A. F. Ioffe Physicotechnical Institute, Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Leningrad. Translated from Mekhanika Polimerov, No. 2, pp. 253–265, March–April, 1970.     

Multiple moving cracks in a functionally graded strip

This paper considers several finite moving cracks in a functionally graded material subjected to anti-plane deformation. The distributed dislocation technique is used to carry out stress analysis in a functionally graded strip containing moving cracks under anti-plane loading. The Galilean transformation is employed to express the wave equations in terms of coordinates that are attached to the moving crack. By utilizing the Fourier sine transformation technique the stress fields are obtained for a functionally graded strip containing a screw dislocation. The stress components reveal the familiar Cauchy singularity at the location of dislocation. The solution is employed to derive integral equations for a strip weakened by several moving cracks. Numerical examples are provided to show the effects of material properties, the crack length and the speed of the crack propagating upon the stress intensity factor.     

Fatigue crack growth simulations of homogeneous and bi-material interfacial cracks using element free Galerkin method

In this paper, quasi-static fatigue crack growth simulations of homogeneous and bi-material interfacial cracks have been performed using element free Galerkin method (EFGM) under mechanical as well as thermo-elastic load. The thermo-elastic fracture problem is decoupled into thermal and elastic problems. The temperature distribution obtained by solving heat conduction equation is used as input in the elastic problem to get the displacement and stress fields. Discontinuities in the temperature and displacement fields are captured by extrinsic partition of unity enrichment technique. The values of stress intensity factors have been extracted from the EFGM solution by domain based interaction integral approach. The standard Paris fatigue crack growth law has been implemented for the life estimation of various model problems. The results obtained by EFGM under mechanical and thermo-elastic loads were compared with those obtained by FEM using remeshing approach.     

热-力耦合原子-连续关联模型的框架及其算法

对热-力耦合的原子-连续关联模型进行了系统研究,给出了计及热-力耦合行为的金属微-纳米构件内材料的瞬态弹性常数,应力、应变、比热容等物理量的具体计算公式及其算法.利用原子运动中的“结构形变”部分来研究微-纳米尺度下多晶原子团簇的非均匀结构变形.将原子团簇晶格结构的变形与连续体的变形关联起来,在准简谐近似假设下,推导出依赖于微观结构变形和热振动的自由能密度、熵密度、内能密度表达式,从而给出了微-纳米尺度下的瞬态热-力学参数.