A new finite element methodology of extended type for modelling fracture in elastodamaging bodies is presented. A soft layer, whose constant finite thickness is the characteristic length of the model, is embedded in an elastodamaging body. When the characteristic length is finite, an extended FE model with a fiite process zone is obtained. When the characteristic length vanishes, a crack model with a cohesive traction-separation law is recovered. Numerical tests for the first ad the second loading modes are presented
The extended finite element (XFEM) enriches the standard local FE approximations with known informat...
When simulating cohesive cracks in the XFEM framework, specific enrichment schemes are designed for ...
The displacement field in quasi-brittle material is localized into narrow fracture zones during the ...
Summary. In this paper, the Extended Finite Element Method [1] is used for modelling cohesive and no...
In this paper, an incremental-secant modulus iteration scheme using the extended/generalized finite ...
Structures are subjected to cyclic loads that can vary in direction and magnitude, causing constant ...
Abstract. In this paper, the finite element for cohesive crack for quasi-brittle materials is constr...
International audienceA model is presented that accurately describes brittle failure in the presence...
We have devised a crack-tracking methodology for general crack paths in elasto-damaging materials ba...
The extended finite element (XFEM) enriches the standard local FE approximations with known infor-ma...
Adhesive-bonding for the unions in multi-component structures is gaining momentum over welding, rive...
A new nite element scheme for modelling fracture is presented, which extends to the case of elastoda...
In this contribution, a length-dependent model for describing problems characterized by the presence...
Various damage models have been presented to model the cracks. These models don’t simulate the disco...
AbstractThis paper presents a review of the extended finite element method X-FEM for computational f...
The extended finite element (XFEM) enriches the standard local FE approximations with known informat...
When simulating cohesive cracks in the XFEM framework, specific enrichment schemes are designed for ...
The displacement field in quasi-brittle material is localized into narrow fracture zones during the ...
Summary. In this paper, the Extended Finite Element Method [1] is used for modelling cohesive and no...
In this paper, an incremental-secant modulus iteration scheme using the extended/generalized finite ...
Structures are subjected to cyclic loads that can vary in direction and magnitude, causing constant ...
Abstract. In this paper, the finite element for cohesive crack for quasi-brittle materials is constr...
International audienceA model is presented that accurately describes brittle failure in the presence...
We have devised a crack-tracking methodology for general crack paths in elasto-damaging materials ba...
The extended finite element (XFEM) enriches the standard local FE approximations with known infor-ma...
Adhesive-bonding for the unions in multi-component structures is gaining momentum over welding, rive...
A new nite element scheme for modelling fracture is presented, which extends to the case of elastoda...
In this contribution, a length-dependent model for describing problems characterized by the presence...
Various damage models have been presented to model the cracks. These models don’t simulate the disco...
AbstractThis paper presents a review of the extended finite element method X-FEM for computational f...
The extended finite element (XFEM) enriches the standard local FE approximations with known informat...
When simulating cohesive cracks in the XFEM framework, specific enrichment schemes are designed for ...
The displacement field in quasi-brittle material is localized into narrow fracture zones during the ...