This Note presents criteria on the artificial compliance due to intrinsic cohesive zone models. A homogenized model is proposed for a collection of cohesive zones embedded between each mesh of a finite element-type discretization (cohesive-volumetric approach). The overall elastic behavior of this cohesive-volumetric medium is obtained as a function of the local properties and the mesh size. For an isotropic discretization, a criterion on the cohesive stiffnesses is derived: the additional compliance inherent to intrinsic cohesive zone models is bounded by lower value
International audienceThis paper presents a new micromechanical model for a collection of cohesive z...
International audienceA major challenge when using cohesive zone models (CZMs) in numerical damagean...
International audienceA major challenge when using cohesive zone models (CZMs) in numerical damagean...
This Note presents criteria on the artificial compliance due to intrinsic cohesive zone models. A ho...
This Note presents criteria on the artificial compliance due to intrinsic cohesive zone models. A ho...
International audienceIn this study, criteria on the artificial compliance due to intrinsic cohesive...
International audienceIn this study, criteria on the artificial compliance due to intrinsic cohesive...
International audienceIn this study, criteria on the artificial compliance due to intrinsic cohesive...
International audienceIn this study, criteria on the artificial compliance due to intrinsic cohesive...
International audienceA micromechanical model is proposed for a collection of cohesive zone models e...
International audienceA micromechanical model is proposed for a collection of cohesive zone models e...
International audienceA micromechanical model is proposed for a collection of cohesive zone models e...
International audienceA micromechanical model is proposed for a collection of cohesive zone models e...
International audienceThis paper presents a new micromechanical model for a collection of cohesive z...
International audienceThis paper presents a new micromechanical model for a collection of cohesive z...
International audienceThis paper presents a new micromechanical model for a collection of cohesive z...
International audienceA major challenge when using cohesive zone models (CZMs) in numerical damagean...
International audienceA major challenge when using cohesive zone models (CZMs) in numerical damagean...
This Note presents criteria on the artificial compliance due to intrinsic cohesive zone models. A ho...
This Note presents criteria on the artificial compliance due to intrinsic cohesive zone models. A ho...
International audienceIn this study, criteria on the artificial compliance due to intrinsic cohesive...
International audienceIn this study, criteria on the artificial compliance due to intrinsic cohesive...
International audienceIn this study, criteria on the artificial compliance due to intrinsic cohesive...
International audienceIn this study, criteria on the artificial compliance due to intrinsic cohesive...
International audienceA micromechanical model is proposed for a collection of cohesive zone models e...
International audienceA micromechanical model is proposed for a collection of cohesive zone models e...
International audienceA micromechanical model is proposed for a collection of cohesive zone models e...
International audienceA micromechanical model is proposed for a collection of cohesive zone models e...
International audienceThis paper presents a new micromechanical model for a collection of cohesive z...
International audienceThis paper presents a new micromechanical model for a collection of cohesive z...
International audienceThis paper presents a new micromechanical model for a collection of cohesive z...
International audienceA major challenge when using cohesive zone models (CZMs) in numerical damagean...
International audienceA major challenge when using cohesive zone models (CZMs) in numerical damagean...