Abstract: A new finite element analysis procedure is implemented for the determination of complex stress in-tensity factors in interfacial cracks. Only nodal displace-ments and strain energies of the near-crack-tip elements are involved in this procedure so that element stiffness matrices need not be made available. The method is first tested using a closed form solution for infinite media to obtain a suitable finite element mesh. It is then applied to finite plates and four-point bending specimens contain ing interfacial cracks. In cases where reference values are available for comparison, good agreement of results can be obtained with relatively coarse element meshes
There are many methods for determination of stress intensity factors KI, KII. Evaluation of stress i...
A general finite element procedure based on the proportional crack opening displacements for obtaini...
In this paper interfacial edge crack problems are considered by the application of the finite elemen...
This paper presents a finite element analysis of calculating stress intensity factors for Mode I, Mo...
Abstract. This paper presents the simple method to determine the complex stress intensity factor of ...
Abstract-A new method is presented for calculating the values of K, and K,, in the elasticity soluti...
In this study, a simple method to determine the complex stress intensity factor of interface crack p...
182-187The use of a special finite element technique for the computation of stress intensity facto...
Because of violently oscillating nature of stress and displacement fields near the crack tip, it is ...
A new method to evaluate the stress intensity factors for plates of arbitary shape by conventional f...
[[abstract]]A finite element technique to analyse closed-mode interface cracks is proposed in this s...
A comparison of mode I and II stress intensity factors at the interfacial crack tip arising from dif...
Partition of unity enrichment techniques are developed for bimaterial interface cracks. A discontinu...
[[abstract]]The problem of finite bimaterial plates with an interfacial crack subject to a uniaxial ...
The axisym. finite element method was used to analyze the stress situation near the tip of a curvili...
There are many methods for determination of stress intensity factors KI, KII. Evaluation of stress i...
A general finite element procedure based on the proportional crack opening displacements for obtaini...
In this paper interfacial edge crack problems are considered by the application of the finite elemen...
This paper presents a finite element analysis of calculating stress intensity factors for Mode I, Mo...
Abstract. This paper presents the simple method to determine the complex stress intensity factor of ...
Abstract-A new method is presented for calculating the values of K, and K,, in the elasticity soluti...
In this study, a simple method to determine the complex stress intensity factor of interface crack p...
182-187The use of a special finite element technique for the computation of stress intensity facto...
Because of violently oscillating nature of stress and displacement fields near the crack tip, it is ...
A new method to evaluate the stress intensity factors for plates of arbitary shape by conventional f...
[[abstract]]A finite element technique to analyse closed-mode interface cracks is proposed in this s...
A comparison of mode I and II stress intensity factors at the interfacial crack tip arising from dif...
Partition of unity enrichment techniques are developed for bimaterial interface cracks. A discontinu...
[[abstract]]The problem of finite bimaterial plates with an interfacial crack subject to a uniaxial ...
The axisym. finite element method was used to analyze the stress situation near the tip of a curvili...
There are many methods for determination of stress intensity factors KI, KII. Evaluation of stress i...
A general finite element procedure based on the proportional crack opening displacements for obtaini...
In this paper interfacial edge crack problems are considered by the application of the finite elemen...