An effective computational approach based on XFEM and a novel three-step detection algorithm for multiple complex flaw clusters
Abstract
This paper presents an effective computational approach comprised of forward and inverse analyses for detection of multiple complex flaw clusters in elastic solids. A three-step detection strategy is introduced for inverse analysis, whereas extended finite element method (XFEM) is adopted for forward analysis. The use of XFEM is to avoid re-meshing during the change of flaw geometries. The three-step detection strategy involves: firstly, an...
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Title
An effective computational approach based on XFEM and a novel three-step detection algorithm for multiple complex flaw clusters
Published Date
Dec 1, 2017
Journal
Volume
193
Pages
207 - 225
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