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Multiple Crack Propagation and Coalescence in Finite Elements with Minimal Local Remeshing Using the Subregion Generalized Variational Principle
Multiple crack propagation and coalescence in two-dimensional linear elastic media were modeled using the finite-element method (FEM) in conjunction with the subregion generalized variational principle. The proposed approach computes the stress intensity factor (SIF) accurately, as proved in a previous work. The approach results in regular geometric meshes. A multiple crack propagation scheme was developed in this study. The scheme follows the crack propagation by moving just the complementary energy subregion on the basis of the regular mesh. Consequently, it requires only minimal local remeshing without affecting most of the existing mesh. The scheme can handle crack coalescence easily. These advantages simplify the modeling and thus improve the efficiency. Four numerical examples, including a structure containing 10 cracks, were investigated to demonstrate the accuracy and efficiency of the proposed approach.
Multiple Crack Propagation and Coalescence in Finite Elements with Minimal Local Remeshing Using the Subregion Generalized Variational Principle
Multiple crack propagation and coalescence in two-dimensional linear elastic media were modeled using the finite-element method (FEM) in conjunction with the subregion generalized variational principle. The proposed approach computes the stress intensity factor (SIF) accurately, as proved in a previous work. The approach results in regular geometric meshes. A multiple crack propagation scheme was developed in this study. The scheme follows the crack propagation by moving just the complementary energy subregion on the basis of the regular mesh. Consequently, it requires only minimal local remeshing without affecting most of the existing mesh. The scheme can handle crack coalescence easily. These advantages simplify the modeling and thus improve the efficiency. Four numerical examples, including a structure containing 10 cracks, were investigated to demonstrate the accuracy and efficiency of the proposed approach.
Multiple Crack Propagation and Coalescence in Finite Elements with Minimal Local Remeshing Using the Subregion Generalized Variational Principle
Liao, Minmao (Autor:in) / Zhang, Pan (Autor:in)
17.07.2020
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