کد مقاله | کد نشریه | سال انتشار | مقاله انگلیسی | نسخه تمام متن |
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252359 | 502962 | 2012 | 12 صفحه PDF | دانلود رایگان |
![عکس صفحه اول مقاله: Three-dimensional asymptotic mode I/II stress fields at the front of interfacial crack/anticrack discontinuities in trimaterial bonded plates Three-dimensional asymptotic mode I/II stress fields at the front of interfacial crack/anticrack discontinuities in trimaterial bonded plates](/preview/png/252359.png)
An eigenfuntion expansion method is employed for obtaining three-dimensional asymptotic displacement and stress fields in the vicinity of the front of a crack/anticrack discontinuity weakening/reinforcing an infinite pie-shaped trimaterial plate, of finite thickness, formed as a result of bimaterial (matrix/ARC plus reaction product/scatterer) deposit over a substrate (fiber/semiconductor). The wedge is subjected to mode I/II far field loading. Each material is isotropic and elastic, but with different material properties. The material 2 or the substrate is always taken to be a half-space, while the wedge aperture angle of the material 1 is varied to represent varying composition of the bimaterial deposit. Numerical results pertaining to the variation of the mode I/II eigenvalues (or stress singularities) with Young’s moduli ratio, as well as with the wedge aperture angle of the material 1 (reaction product/scatterer) are presented. Hitherto generally unavailable results, pertaining to the through-thickness variations of stress intensity factors or stress singularity coefficients for symmetric exponentially growing distributed load and its skew-symmetric counterpart that also satisfy the boundary conditions on the top and bottom surfaces of the trimaterial plates under investigation, bridge a longstanding gap in the stress singularity/interfacial fracture mechanics literature.
► Dependence of stress singularity on wedge aperture angle for cracks and anticracks.
► Third material acts as amplifier or reducer of the severity of stress singularity.
► Anticrack stress singularity behaves opposite to its crack counterpart.
► Through-thickness variations of normalized stress intensity factors presented.
► Discontinuity in stress intensity factor at mid-surface in the skew-symmetric case.
Journal: Composite Structures - Volume 94, Issue 2, January 2012, Pages 351–362