Add to ORKGClassical dynamic fracture theories predict the Rayleigh surface wave speed (c_R ) to be the limiting speed of propagation for mode-I cracks in constitutively homogeneous, isotropic, linear elastic materials subjected to remote loading. For mode-II cracks, propagating along prescribed straight line paths, the same theories, while excluding the possibility of crack growth in the speed regime between c_R and the shear wave speed, c_s , do not exclude intersonic (c_s <υ<c_l ) crack tip speeds. In the present study, we provide the first experimental evidence of intersonic crack growth in such constitutively homogeneous and isotropic solids, ever recorded in a laboratory setting. Intersonic shear dominated crack growth, featuring shear shock wav...
A recoverable plate impact testing technology has been used for studying the growth mechanisms of mo...
This paper presents mathematical models of supersonic and intersonic crack propagation exhibiting Ma...
In an earlier study on intersonic crack propagation, Gao et al. (J. Mech. Phys. Solids 49: 2113-2132...
Classical dynamic fracture theories predict the Rayleigh surface wave speed (cR) to be the limiting ...
Classical dynamic fracture theories predict the surface wave speed to be the limiting speed for prop...
Classical dynamic fracture theories predict the surface wave speed to be the limiting speed for prop...
Classical dynamic fracture theories predict the Rayleigh surface wave speed to be the limiting speed...
For remotely loaded cracks in isotropic elastic solids, the energy flux into the crack tip vanishes ...
For remotely loaded cracks in isotropic elastic solids, the energy flux into the crack tip vanishes ...
recently reported by Gumbsch and Gao (26). However, such processes, although similar to shear crack ...
Following earlier observations of multiple micro-crack formation accompanying crack propagation unde...
Recent experiments on dynamic fracture of unidirectional fiber-reinforced graphite/epoxy composite m...
A nonuniform crack growth problem is considered for a homogeneous isotropic elastic medium subjected...
Analyses of dynamic crack growth along interfaces are discussed. The material on each side of the bo...
In the paper we present the results of the theoretical study of some fundamental aspects of mode II ...
A recoverable plate impact testing technology has been used for studying the growth mechanisms of mo...
This paper presents mathematical models of supersonic and intersonic crack propagation exhibiting Ma...
In an earlier study on intersonic crack propagation, Gao et al. (J. Mech. Phys. Solids 49: 2113-2132...
Classical dynamic fracture theories predict the Rayleigh surface wave speed (cR) to be the limiting ...
Classical dynamic fracture theories predict the surface wave speed to be the limiting speed for prop...
Classical dynamic fracture theories predict the surface wave speed to be the limiting speed for prop...
Classical dynamic fracture theories predict the Rayleigh surface wave speed to be the limiting speed...
For remotely loaded cracks in isotropic elastic solids, the energy flux into the crack tip vanishes ...
For remotely loaded cracks in isotropic elastic solids, the energy flux into the crack tip vanishes ...
recently reported by Gumbsch and Gao (26). However, such processes, although similar to shear crack ...
Following earlier observations of multiple micro-crack formation accompanying crack propagation unde...
Recent experiments on dynamic fracture of unidirectional fiber-reinforced graphite/epoxy composite m...
A nonuniform crack growth problem is considered for a homogeneous isotropic elastic medium subjected...
Analyses of dynamic crack growth along interfaces are discussed. The material on each side of the bo...
In the paper we present the results of the theoretical study of some fundamental aspects of mode II ...
A recoverable plate impact testing technology has been used for studying the growth mechanisms of mo...
This paper presents mathematical models of supersonic and intersonic crack propagation exhibiting Ma...
In an earlier study on intersonic crack propagation, Gao et al. (J. Mech. Phys. Solids 49: 2113-2132...
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