The effect of simultaneous modelling of both strain and traction singularities, and temperature derivative and heat flux singularities at the crack rip, on the accuracy of computation of stress intensity factors (SIFs) based on the modified crack closure integral in boundary element method is presented. Simple relations are given for SIF calculations. Results on mode I, mode II and mixed mode, crack subjected to mechanical and/or thermal loading are studied to illustrate the difference between partial and total modelling of the singularities. The dependence of accuracy of the SIFs on the crack tip element size is examined. The effect of order of Gaussian quadrature on the accuracy is also reported. (C) 1999 .
The classical theory of linear elastic fracture mechanics proposes that the stress and energy field ...
The paper focuses on the comparison of different methods for calculating stress intensity factors (K...
The analysis of cracked brittle mechanical components considering linear elastic fracture mechanics ...
The effect of simultaneous modelling of both strain and traction singularities, and temperature deri...
Various boundary element method (BEM) based approaches to solve crack problems are discussed. The di...
Various boundary element method (BEM) based approaches to solve crack problems are discussed. The di...
A modified crack closure integral (MCCI) based computation of stress intensity factors (SIFs) for th...
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The local smoothing scheme in conjunction with the modified crack closure integral technique has bee...
This paper deals with modified crack closure integral based computation of stress intensity factors ...
This paper deals with modified crack closure integral based computation of stress intensity factors ...
Two new boundary elements have been proposed for simulation of variable order singularities at the t...
Abstract The analysis of cracked brittle mechanical components considering linear elastic fracture m...
The paper deals with the finite element computation of the crack closure integrals (CCIs) and the st...
We introduce a novel enriched Boundary Element Method (BEM) and Dual Boundary Element Method (DBEM) ...
The classical theory of linear elastic fracture mechanics proposes that the stress and energy field ...
The paper focuses on the comparison of different methods for calculating stress intensity factors (K...
The analysis of cracked brittle mechanical components considering linear elastic fracture mechanics ...
The effect of simultaneous modelling of both strain and traction singularities, and temperature deri...
Various boundary element method (BEM) based approaches to solve crack problems are discussed. The di...
Various boundary element method (BEM) based approaches to solve crack problems are discussed. The di...
A modified crack closure integral (MCCI) based computation of stress intensity factors (SIFs) for th...
This paper deals with the boundary element method based evaluation of stress intensity factors for m...
The local smoothing scheme in conjunction with the modified crack closure integral technique has bee...
This paper deals with modified crack closure integral based computation of stress intensity factors ...
This paper deals with modified crack closure integral based computation of stress intensity factors ...
Two new boundary elements have been proposed for simulation of variable order singularities at the t...
Abstract The analysis of cracked brittle mechanical components considering linear elastic fracture m...
The paper deals with the finite element computation of the crack closure integrals (CCIs) and the st...
We introduce a novel enriched Boundary Element Method (BEM) and Dual Boundary Element Method (DBEM) ...
The classical theory of linear elastic fracture mechanics proposes that the stress and energy field ...
The paper focuses on the comparison of different methods for calculating stress intensity factors (K...
The analysis of cracked brittle mechanical components considering linear elastic fracture mechanics ...