Dynamic extension problems concerning asymmetrical mode III crack

By application of the method of complex variable function, dynamic extension problems on the surfaces of asymmetrical mode III crack subjected to shear loads were researched. Universal expressions of analytical solutions were attained by the approaches of self-similar functions. The problems considered can be facilely transformed into Riemann–Hilbert problems in terms of this technique, and analytical solutions of the stress, the displacement and dynamic stress intensity factor under the actions of unlike loads P and Pt located at the origin of the coordinates respectively, were acquired. In the light of corresponding material properties, the variable rule of dynamic stress intensity factor was depicted very well. By those solutions gained and superposition principle, the solutions of discretionarily intricate problems can be obtained.     

Mode III fracture of an arbitrary oriented crack in two dimensional functionally graded material

In this paper, a two dimensional functionally graded material (2D-FGM) under an anti-plane load with an internal crack is considered. The crack is oriented in an arbitrary direction. The material properties are assumed to vary exponentially in two planar directions. The problem is analyzed and solved by two different methods namely Fourier integral transforms with singular integral equation technique, and then by the finite element method. The effects of crack orientation, material non-homogeneity, and other parameters on the value of stress intensity factor (SIF) are studied. Finally, the obtained results for Mode III stress intensity factor of different methods are compared.     

Time-harmonic P-waves engulfing a rectangular limited-permeable crack in piezoelectric medium: Energy density and energy release

The dynamic behavior of a limited-permeable rectangular crack in a transversely isotropic piezoelectric material is impinged by to a P-wave. The generalized Almansi theorem and the Schmidt method are used to determine the stress intensity factor and energy density factor as the primary fracture criterion of failure. The mixed boundary value problem entails the evaluation of the appropriate crack edge stress singularities that are characteristics of the fundamental functions. The stress and electric displacement intensity factors are also used to find the energy release rate that can be computed numerically and compared with the results corresponding to those of the stress intensity factor, and energy density factor. Graphical presentation shows that the energy release rate is always negative for the boundary conditions considered while the energy density factors always remain positive. Under certain conditions, the stress and electric displacement intensity factors can be negative and subject to physical limitations. Piezoelectric material boundary value problem solutions should therefore be qualified by the application of failure criteria by fracture of otherwise, particularly when the mechanical and electrical energy can release by creating free surface at the macroscopic and microscopic scales. Negative energy release rate found for the piezoelectric medium in this work can be a case in point.Positive definiteness of the energy density factor can be applied to mutliscale fracture. This is not true for the stress intensity factor nor the energy release rate. Hence, crack initiation behavior for the permittivity of a rectangular crack due to the wave propagation effects may be studied. In particular, the initiation of micro-cracks may be identified with certain critical stress wave frequency band. Negative stress intensity factor may not enhance macrocracking but it does not exclude microcrack initiation.     

Mixed mode axisymmetric annular cracks in a finite layer: Off angle crack initiation

The solutions of axisymmetric Volterra type climb and glide edge dislocations are obtained in a layer by means of the Hankel transforms. Utilizing the same procedure, Green’s function solution is obtained for a layer under self-equilibration normal ring traction. The distributed dislocation technique is used to construct integral equations for a system of co-axial annular cracks where the layer is under axisymmetric normal loads. These equations are solved numerically to obtain dislocation density on the cracks surfaces. The results are employed to determine stress intensity factors for annular and penny-shaped cracks and the interaction between two co-axial penny-shaped cracks is studied. Moreover, the stress intensity factors of the interacting cracks are determined such that they can be further used in conjunction with strain energy density (SED) failure criterion to obtain the possible direction of crack initiation that may not be apparent under mixed mode conditions.     

Analysis of dynamic stress intensity factors of three-point bend specimen containing crack

A new formula is obtained to calculate dynamic stress intensity factors of the three-point bending specimen containing a single edge crack in this study. Firstly, the weight function for three-point bending specimen containing a single edge crack is derived from a general weight function form and two reference stress intensity factors, the coefficients of the weight function are given. Secondly, the history and distribution of dynamic stresses in uncracked three-point bending specimen are derived based on the vibration theory. Finally, the dynamic stress intensity factors equations for three-pointing specimen with a single edge crack subjected to impact loadings are obtained by the weight function method. The obtained formula is verified by the comparison with the numerical results of the finite element method (FEM). Good agreements have been achieved. The law of dynamic stress intensity factors of the three-point bending specimen under impact loadings varing with crack depths and loading rates is studied.     

Anti-plane analysis of semi-infinite crack in piezoelectric strip

Using the complex variable function method and the technique of the conformal mapping, the fracture problem of a semi-infinite crack in a piezoelectric strip is studied under the anti-plane shear stress and the in-plane electric load. The analytic solutions of the field intensity factors and the mechanical strain energy release rate are presented under the assumption that the surface of the crack is electrically impermeable. When the height of the strip tends to infinity, the analytic solutions of an infinitely large piezoelectric solid with a semi-infinite crack are obtained. Moreover, the present results can be reduced to the well-known solutions for a purely elastic material in the absence of the electric loading. In addition, numerical examples are given to show the influences of the loaded crack length, the height of the strip, and the applied mechanical/electric loads on the mechanical strain energy release rate.     

局部裂纹损伤简支梁的曲率模态特性

将裂缝损伤简化成矩形凹槽,采用delta函数表示简支梁的裂纹损伤位置,得到了全梁范围内截面转动惯量和单位长度质量的表达式,建立了局部裂缝损伤简支梁的横向自由振动方程.利用摄动方法给出了裂纹摄动项的一般表达式,根据摄动项和完整梁都同时满足边界条件的特点,将一阶和二阶摄动项都表示成完整梁模态的线性组合,结合delta函数的性质,最终获得了受损简支梁的特征值和模态振型的解析表达式.最后,通过数值计算得到结构模态参数,对比了一阶摄动和二阶摄动对计算结果的影响,分析了不同阶固有频率和模态曲率的变动量,为简支梁的损伤监控和检测提供了理论依据.     

服役环境下腐蚀坑等效为表面裂纹的有效性分析

对取自退役飞机机翼蒙皮的光滑试件进行了等幅疲劳试验,通过疲劳断口分析得到了服役环境下飞机主体材料LY12CZ 铝合金蚀坑的拓扑特征.基于飞机结构的实际腐蚀尺寸,将蚀坑的宽度和深度作为等效裂纹的长轴和短轴,并应用 Stress Check 软件对蚀坑等效为裂纹的可行性进行了有限元分析.结果表明:实际蚀坑与等效裂纹对结构应力分布的影响十分相似;应力强度因子在蚀坑等效前后数值大小和变化趋势不大.在分析蚀坑对典型试件疲劳寿命影响时将蚀坑等效成半椭圆形裂纹,选取 Walker 公式作为扩展速率模型,并与试验值进行了对比.结果表明:预测值与试验值比较吻合,最大误差为9.23%,满足工程需求.     

16Mn钢在不同条件下的疲劳行为研究

对截面为3 mm×3mm的16Mn钢试件在空气和3.5%NaCl溶液中分别进行疲劳试验,获得了S-N曲线,并对疲劳试样表面和断口形貌进行了观察.结果表明:与空气相比,3.5%NaCl腐蚀溶液使16Mn钢的疲劳强度显著降低;在空气中疲劳试样只有一个萌生于试样表面基体的裂纹源,而在3.5%NaCl溶液中一般有多个裂纹源,而...     

铁中Ⅰ型裂纹裂尖场与裂尖形变机制分析

应用有限元及连续介质力学计算了平面应交条件下体心立方铁中不同取向裂纹的裂尖应力场和弹性应变能密度分布,从宏微观相结合角度分析了裂尖场分布与裂尖微结构演化的相互关联.指出裂尖塑性变形的具体形式与裂尖滑移面上分切应力的大小密切相关,并从能量角度解释了裂尖相变产生的原因,最后结合相关分子动力学研究成果探讨了裂尖奇异性区域.