In some cases of engineering interest, the contribution of the higher order stress terms (besides the stress intensity factors and the T-stress) is not negligible in the crack tip stress field. The main aim of the present investigation is to present a set of equations for accurately describing the crack tip stress components particularly for those cases where the modes I and II stress intensity factors used in combination with the T-stress component, are unable to capture with satisfying precision the complete stress field ahead the crack tip. The case of a plate with a central crack under mixed mode (I + II) loading is discussed to show the different contributions of the higher order terms in the overall stress field. The second example deals with a thin welded lap joint characterized by a jointing face width to thickness ratio d/t ranging from 0.5 to 5. The third example investigates the case of an inclined crack departing from the slit tip of a welded lap joint. The strain energy averaged over a control volume can be analytically evaluated with high precision by taking into account only four additional terms besides KI, K II and T. Finally, the averaged SED is used to provide a demarcation line between the elastic and the elastic-plastic behaviors as well as to create a possible bridging with the CJP (Christopher, James and Patterson) model. © 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Multiparametric full-field representations of the in-plane stress fields ahead of cracked components under mixed mode loading / Berto, F.; And, Lazzarin. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF FATIGUE. - ISSN 0142-1123. - 46:(2013), pp. 16-26. [10.1016/j.ijfatigue.2011.12.004]
Multiparametric full-field representations of the in-plane stress fields ahead of cracked components under mixed mode loading
Berto F.;
2013
Abstract
In some cases of engineering interest, the contribution of the higher order stress terms (besides the stress intensity factors and the T-stress) is not negligible in the crack tip stress field. The main aim of the present investigation is to present a set of equations for accurately describing the crack tip stress components particularly for those cases where the modes I and II stress intensity factors used in combination with the T-stress component, are unable to capture with satisfying precision the complete stress field ahead the crack tip. The case of a plate with a central crack under mixed mode (I + II) loading is discussed to show the different contributions of the higher order terms in the overall stress field. The second example deals with a thin welded lap joint characterized by a jointing face width to thickness ratio d/t ranging from 0.5 to 5. The third example investigates the case of an inclined crack departing from the slit tip of a welded lap joint. The strain energy averaged over a control volume can be analytically evaluated with high precision by taking into account only four additional terms besides KI, K II and T. Finally, the averaged SED is used to provide a demarcation line between the elastic and the elastic-plastic behaviors as well as to create a possible bridging with the CJP (Christopher, James and Patterson) model. © 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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