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pictures and data of crack propagation experiment or example
Submitted by garyofcourse on Thu, 2012-02-09 09:23.Hello,
I am looking for some data/pictures of crack propagation tests. More precisely, what I am looking for are test results of some 2D structure (or structures that can be modeled in 2D) where the experimenter has listed the geometry, material, loads and boundary conditions, and displayed photos of the crack that was observed propagating on loading the structure. Sort of like "heres a plate of dimensions a x b, made of material x, with an initial crack here, I now apply a load of magnitude M, and heres a picture of the crack that has propagated."
If load vs crack propagation distance is also available that would be fantastic.
Nonlinear dynamics of a rotating shaft with a breathing crack
Submitted by saberelarem on Mon, 2011-12-12 00:53.
The effects of a breathing crack on the vibratory
characteristics of a rotating shaft are investigated. A new,
simple and robust model composed of two rigid bars connected
with a nonlinear flexural spring is proposed. The nonlinear spring,
located at the cracked transverse section position,
concentrates the global stiffness of the cracked shaft. The breathing
mechanism of the crack is described by a more realistic
periodic variation of the global stiffness depending not only but
substantially on the system vibratory response. It is based
on an energy formulation of the problem of 3D elasticity with
unilateral contact conditions on the crack lips. A possible
partial opening and closing of the crack is considered which makes
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Leapfrog cracking and nano-amorphization of ZnO nanowire during in-situ electrochemical lithiation
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Post crack behaviour in ANSYS for concrete beam-column connection.
Submitted by dkavi on Wed, 2011-04-27 11:57.
Have a prob in Analysing FEM discrete model of Beam column connection [both monolithic and precast] for crack behaviour indisplacement controlled cyclic loading program.
Tried with various values of closed and open crack and co-efficient.
applied -1 for crack and changed even the keypoint
Shearing effects on the breathing mechanism of a cracked beam section in bi-axial flexure
Submitted by saberelarem on Mon, 2011-04-25 13:14.
The main purpose of this paper is to complete the works presented by
Andrieux and Varé (2002) and El Arem et al. (2003) by taking into
account the effects of shearing in the constitutive equations of a beam
cracked section in bi-axial flexure. The paper describes the derivation
of a lumped cracked beam model from the three-dimensional formulation of
the general problem of elasticity with unilateral contact conditions on
the crack lips. Properties of the potential energy and convex analysis
are used to reduce the three-dimensional computations needed for the
model identification, and to derive the final form of the elastic energy
that determines the nonlinear constitutive equations of the cracked
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APS March Meeting Focus session: "Fracture, Friction, and Deformation Across Length Scales"
Submitted by Robin Selinger on Wed, 2010-11-10 22:13.Abstracts due Friday, Nov. 19, 2010
APS March Meeting Focus session: "Tribophysics: Friction, Fracture and Deformation Across Length Scales"
March 21 - 25, 2011, Dallas, Texas
Details at http://www.aps.org/meetings/march/scientific/focus2.cfm#12.7.3
Invited speakers: Michael Marder (Univ. of Texas); Julia Greer (Caltech)
Organizers: Robin Selinger (Kent State), Jacqueline Krim (NCSU), Noam Bernstein (NRL)
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Crack penetration in cohesive zone models
Submitted by vinh phu nguyen on Thu, 2010-10-21 13:43.Hi all,
I am conducting some cohesive crack simulations within the framework of XFEM. The cohesive model is an initially rigid traction-separation law for mode I. In order to deal with negative values of the normal sepration/jump, I use a penalty stiffness K.
The example is pretty simple: an un-notched three point bending test where a crack is initiated at the bottom edge of the beam and grow vertically upwards to the upper edge. During the simulation, some negative jumps are observed. The convergence is very much dependent on the penalty stiffness K used. Even for some cases, no convergence obtained at all. I tried K from 10^3 to 10^10.
Could you please share your experiences in dealing with crack penetration in crack grow simulation?
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how to model a 3-D crack in ansys
Submitted by a. gaur on Thu, 2010-06-17 08:42.i want to create a crack in a cantilever beam, but i m new in this field. please tell me how to model a crack in beam when beam is meshed using 1) beam elements 2) solid elements?
please refer any good tutorials in this field.
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A CRACKED BEAM FINITE ELEMENT FOR ROTATING SHAFT DYNAMICS AND STABILITY ANALYSIS
Submitted by saberelarem on Fri, 2010-04-02 09:10.In this paper, a method for the construction of a cracked beam finite element is presented. The additional flexibility due to the cracks is identified from three-dimensional finite element calculations taking into account the unilateral contact conditions between the crack lips. Based on this flexibility, which is distributed over the entire length of the element, a cracked beam finite element stiffness matrix is deduced. Considerable gain in computing efforts is reached compared to the nodal representation of the cracked section when dealing with the numerical integration of differential equations in structural dynamics. The stability analysis of a cracked shaft is carried out using the Floquet theory.
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Multiple cracks in ansys
Submitted by Biswajit Banerjee on Tue, 2009-12-08 03:20.
One way of modelling multiple cracks in Ansys.
Non-linear energy release rate (JI,JII,JIII)
Submitted by Joachim Guilie on Wed, 2009-07-22 13:36.Hi all,
I am currently working on mooney-rivlin materials. I wonder if someone have tried to compute GI, GII and GIII with the EDI because I don't understand how to compute WIII with mooney-rivlin.
Thanks a lot
Joachim Guilie
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help for determination of crack initiation location with analytical methods
Submitted by YangTan on Tue, 2009-05-26 10:05.There are three elliptical holes in the given plate, but make different angle with the direction of stress applied on the plate. I wonder if I can gain the solution listed below using analytical methods?(1) crack initiation will happen in which ellipse firstly, (2)the exaxt crack initiation location around the ellipse? And how?
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Open PhD position at Mines ParisTech, Centre des Matériaux, Paris, France
Submitted by Nicolas Cordero on Mon, 2009-05-04 08:05.Simulation of crack bifurcation in single crystal nickel base superalloys under mixed mode conditions
PhD position available at the Centre des Matériaux , ParisTech , starting fall 2009.
This 3-year project is fully funded by Mines ParisTech, SNECMA and ONERA.
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Stress intensity factors for a slanted crack under compression
Submitted by Julien Jonvaux on Sun, 2009-05-03 21:51.Hello everyone,
Here is the problem I have: I'm modeling the geometry of a simple straight edge crack in a 2D elastic medium using Abaqus. I assume plain stress conditions. The crack makes an angle with the horizontal, is small enough to be considered as embedded in an infinite domain (ratio crack length/size of domain < 1/10) and I apply a vertical compressive load on top of my domain. I fixed one point in displacement at the bottom of it and the whole bottom edge is constrained not to move vertically.
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GI GII GIII computation in Rubber composites like tires (Comparaison between methods)
Submitted by Joachim Guilie on Fri, 2009-04-24 15:16.2009-04-24 17:16:02
Hi all,
I am currently in my second year in Engineering school in France. I am doing research on 3D crack propagation in Rubber composites like tires.
And I wonder what is the best method to compute GI, GII and GIII. I have difficulties to choose between methods like EDI and VCCT for example.
I work in the finite strains case with static and dynamic. I also have difficulties to find papers on this subject with comparisons.
Can anyone please help me out with that
Thank You
Best Regards
Joachim Guilié
3D crack modeling using CTMOPT macro in ANSYS
Submitted by Ashish Joshi on Mon, 2009-03-02 06:31.Hello everyone,
I need to create a semi-elliptical surface crack in a cylinder using ANSYS. CTMOPT macro allows modeling and meshing of this type of crack, but I am struggling to get this. If anyone knows detailed information regarding this, kindly let me know.
Thanking you,
Ashish Joshi
Crack propagation & crack length?
Submitted by cubyong on Tue, 2009-01-13 01:34.Hi all, I am new here and I have a question. I have this hydroxyapatite material which is 60% porous and it is very brittle. I got the material cut already and i was wondering when using SEM, is it possible to use the SEM to measure the crack length? I am just wondering as to what the use of SEM is besides studying the pore size and to see if any cracks appear before and after cutting the material. Is it still possible to find the crack propagation even though loading tests were not carried out on the material? Can you suggest any reading materials on crack length n propagation? Thanks!
Aide Needed in crack propagation with ANSYS
Submitted by salutsun on Fri, 2008-11-21 04:43.Hello,I'm a student in engineering. I wannto do simulation of the process of a cracked plate which is subjected to tensile stress at the each end of the plate and perpendicular to the crack plane. with ansys .( crack type I )
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crack intiation and propagation while operates at some frequency (evaluate stress concentration)
Submitted by gevees_11 on Mon, 2008-09-29 08:45.stress concentration at the crack initiation location while operates at 120Hz frequency.how to do using abaqus software tool.Is there any one previously worked in this area.kindly assist me to resolve this problem.
PHYSICS OF FRACTURE AND MECHANICS OF SELF-AFFINE CRACKS
Submitted by Balankin on Sat, 2007-12-15 00:09.The physics associated with self-affine crack formation and propagation is discussed. Some novel concepts are suggested for the mechanics of self-affine cracks. These concepts are employed to model the crack face morphology and, in turn, to solve various problems with self-affine cracks. It is shown that linear elastic fracture mechanics (LEFM) is a special case of self-affine crack mechanics and should be used only in length scales larger than the self-alfine correlation length. The theoretical results are confirmed by available experimental data.
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I wrote a batch file for Crack growth model for ANSYS but when the soution is running,ANSYS terminate itself...Why?
Submitted by kvdalmisli on Fri, 2007-10-26 14:14.Hello everybody,
I am searching precision of crack propogation in a bonded wafer double.I wrote a code but the problem is that when I want to solve it in ANSYS, the program is shutdown. I need help about it. Thanks for your helps...
Greetings
Volkan DALMISLI
P.S:The code is given below.
finish
/title,sphere wafer
/filname,sphere wafer
/clear,start
*CFOPEN,volkan,dat ! deletes the data file
*CFWRITE,releaserate ! table heading of the data file
*CFCLOS
/PNUM, volu, 1
/prep7
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