Influence of geometry and material on the stress intensity of an interfacial crack propagating from a bi-material notch
Abstract
The stress intensity factor (SIF) is an important parameter to characterize the stress intensity near a crack tip. In order to successfully evaluate the SIFs for the interfacial crack emanating from a bi-material notch, a method coupling the boundary element method with the singularity asymptotic expansion technique is introduced. Then, the crack initiating from a sharp V-notch tip and the one emanating from a semicircle notch root are...
Paper Details
Title
Influence of geometry and material on the stress intensity of an interfacial crack propagating from a bi-material notch
Published Date
Feb 1, 2020
Volume
111
Pages
206 - 211
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