Fracture of thermo-elastic solids: Phase-field modeling and new results with an efficient monolithic solver

Volume: 376, Pages: 113648 - 113648
Published: Apr 1, 2021
Abstract
Thermally induced cracking occurs in many engineering problems such as drying shrinkage cracking of concrete, thermal shock induced fracture, micro cracking of two-phase composite materials etc. The computational simulation of such a fracture is complicated, but the use of phase-field models (PFMs) is promising as they can seamlessly model complex crack patterns like branching, merging, and fragmentation by treating the crack discontinuity as...
Paper Details
Title
Fracture of thermo-elastic solids: Phase-field modeling and new results with an efficient monolithic solver
Published Date
Apr 1, 2021
Volume
376
Pages
113648 - 113648
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