Microstructural origins of crushing strength for inherently anisotropic brittle materials
Volume: 238, Pages: 111399 - 111399
Published: Mar 1, 2022
Abstract
We study the crushing strength of brittle materials whose internal structure (e.g., mineral particles or grains) presents a layered arrangement reminiscent of sedimentary and metamorphic rocks. Taking a discrete-element approach, we probe the failure strength of circular-shaped samples intended to reproduce specific mineral configurations. To do so, assemblies of cells, products of a modified Voronoi tessellation, are joined in...
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Title
Microstructural origins of crushing strength for inherently anisotropic brittle materials
Published Date
Mar 1, 2022
Volume
238
Pages
111399 - 111399
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