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Application of -integral on cracked structural beams
AbstractFor cracked engineering structural beams, a simple method to determine the stress intensity factors has been proposed based on a new concept of crack surface widening energy release rate. Unlike the classical crack extension energy release rate, the crack surface widening energy release rate can be expressed by the G∗-integral and elementary strength theory of materials for slender cracked three-dimensional structures. From present discussions, a series of exact solutions of stress intensity factors are derived for cracked structural T and I beams. The present method can also be applied to other cracked structural beams.
Application of -integral on cracked structural beams
AbstractFor cracked engineering structural beams, a simple method to determine the stress intensity factors has been proposed based on a new concept of crack surface widening energy release rate. Unlike the classical crack extension energy release rate, the crack surface widening energy release rate can be expressed by the G∗-integral and elementary strength theory of materials for slender cracked three-dimensional structures. From present discussions, a series of exact solutions of stress intensity factors are derived for cracked structural T and I beams. The present method can also be applied to other cracked structural beams.
Application of -integral on cracked structural beams
Xie, Y.J. (author) / Wang, X.H. (author)
Journal of Constructional Steel Research ; 60 ; 1271-1290
2003-12-19
20 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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