The Averaged Strain Energy Density (ASED) criteria is applied herein to reinterpret the fracture data of PUR foams. Four type of specimens were used in fracture tests. The ASED parameters were determined based on micromechanical models. The volume control for cracked components is represented by a circle with the centre at the crack tip for all type of fracture modes. It was also demonstrated that the SED parameters obtained from pure mode I could be applied successfully for mixed modes and mode II. This approach represents an useful engineering tool for the assessment of brittle fracture of components made of cellular materials.
An engineering approach to predict mixed mode fracture of PUR foams based on ASED and micromechanical modelling / Marsavina, L.; Berto, F.; Negru, R.; Serban, D. A.; Linul, E.. - In: THEORETICAL AND APPLIED FRACTURE MECHANICS. - ISSN 0167-8442. - 91:(2017), pp. 148-154. [10.1016/j.tafmec.2017.06.008]
An engineering approach to predict mixed mode fracture of PUR foams based on ASED and micromechanical modelling
Berto F.;Negru R.;
2017
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The Averaged Strain Energy Density (ASED) criteria is applied herein to reinterpret the fracture data of PUR foams. Four type of specimens were used in fracture tests. The ASED parameters were determined based on micromechanical models. The volume control for cracked components is represented by a circle with the centre at the crack tip for all type of fracture modes. It was also demonstrated that the SED parameters obtained from pure mode I could be applied successfully for mixed modes and mode II. This approach represents an useful engineering tool for the assessment of brittle fracture of components made of cellular materials.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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