2018
DOI: 10.1007/s10958-018-3677-4
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Bending of an Isotropic Plate with Two Identical Coaxial Through Cracks Depending on the Width of the Contact Zone of Their Faces and in the Presence of Plastic Zones Near Their Tips

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“…The experiments carried out by J. Kalthof, I. Shatsky and A. Burgel [6] testify to the significant influence of the contact of crack faces on stress-strain state of the plate under bending. The model of smooth contact of crack faces along a line along the entire length of cracks (linear contact) was used in works [7][8][9]. The model of smooth contact of crack faced along a region of constant width (strip contact) is used in works [10][11][12][13][14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The experiments carried out by J. Kalthof, I. Shatsky and A. Burgel [6] testify to the significant influence of the contact of crack faces on stress-strain state of the plate under bending. The model of smooth contact of crack faces along a line along the entire length of cracks (linear contact) was used in works [7][8][9]. The model of smooth contact of crack faced along a region of constant width (strip contact) is used in works [10][11][12][13][14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This approach was developed by Shatskii (1989), Shatsky (1998), Liu et al (1999), Shat'skyi and Perepichka (2004), Shats'kyi and Makoviichuk (2005), Shatskyi et al (2017) to study the behavior of closable cracks under combined tension and bending. Certain problems for arrays of rectilinear contact cracks in plates and shells have been solved in the papers by Shatskii (1990Shatskii ( , 1991, Shatsky (1998), Perepichka (1998), Shats'kyi and Dalyak (2000), Perepichka and Shats'kyi (2002), Dalyak (2004Dalyak ( , 2019, Opanasovych and Selivestrov (2006), Opanasovych et al (2008), Shats'kyi and Makoviichuk (2009), Shatskii and Makoviichuk (2011), Syasky and Muzychuk (2012), Dovbnya and Shevtsova (2014), Shats'kyi (2015), Dovbnya and Hryhorchuk (2016), Opanasovych and Slobodyan (2018). In the article by Shats'kyi and Dalyak (2002), the elastic equilibrium of the bent plate containing the rectilinear cracks, connected with coaxial slits, was addressed.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Shatsky [11] was the first to investigate the cracks closure effect in the simultaneous extension and bending of a plate. As to the problem of reciprocal influence of contact cracks, the most studied cases are those of collinear defects in plates [12][13][14][15] and shells [16][17][18][19][20]. The periodical problems for parallel defects were obtained, taking into account crack closure in infinite [21] and half-infinite [22] plates.…”
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