2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.engfracmech.2010.06.019
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Analytical and numerical study of cohesive zones for a crack in an adhesive layer between identical isotropic materials

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“…For each value of h 0 , we calculate from relation (19) the corresponding value of K and then find the function ϕ( K ) according to (20). By analogy with the previous case, for determining the function ζ , we find its approximate values ζ i so that the difference between the values of crack opening and J -integral calculated with the help of approximating function and stress distribution, obtained numerically, should not exceed 5 %.…”
Section: Construction Of the Approximating Functionmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…For each value of h 0 , we calculate from relation (19) the corresponding value of K and then find the function ϕ( K ) according to (20). By analogy with the previous case, for determining the function ζ , we find its approximate values ζ i so that the difference between the values of crack opening and J -integral calculated with the help of approximating function and stress distribution, obtained numerically, should not exceed 5 %.…”
Section: Construction Of the Approximating Functionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…For a crack in a homogeneous piezoelectric material, an analytical method of finding its opening and the length of prefracture zone was proposed in [13] with regard for the distribution of normal stresses at the crack continuation. The fracture parameters for a crack in a thin interlayer between two isotropic materials were determined in [20] analytically and numerically. Here, in the analytical approach, the stress distributions at the crack continuation were taken into account.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bimaterials with an insulated crack and a limited permeable crack in a thin adhesive layer between two identical piezoelectric materials were analyzed by Loboda et al [26] and Lapusta and Loboda [27]. A crack in a thin elastic-perfectly plastic interlayer joining two identical isotropic matrices was analyzed analytically and numerically in the paper by Voloshko et al [28]. The analytical solution was obtained with account of the stress distributions at the crack continuation, which were defined from the finite element solution with use of the approximating function.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%