Crack propagation in polymeric composites

Peretz, D.; Dibenedetto, A. T.

doi:10.1016/0013-7944(72)90029-x

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“…The crack velocity function was chosen according to the experimental findings of [2], [3], and [6] so as to reach the terminal velocity when the crack extends to 3.2a0. The terminal velocity was chosen to be half the Rayleigh wave velocity.…”

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An improved dynamic crack propagation simulation in the SEN specimen by the SMF2D code

1982

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Preliminary results achieved by an improved two-dimensional finite difference code regarding crack initiation and dynamic crack propagation in the SEN specimen are presented and discussed. Compared with the previously available numerical codes, the present one simulates crack processes much more accurately, yielding results which have been found to be in excellent agreement with analytical and experimental findings.

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“…Schardin [1], Kiippers [2], Peretz [3], Green et al [4], and T. Kobayashi [5] as well as theoretically by e.g. Dulaney and Brace [6], Carlsson et al [7], Aberson et al [8], Brickstad et al [9] and Dahlberg et al [10].…”

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An improved dynamic crack propagation simulation in the SEN specimen by the SMF2D code

1982

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“…These parameters may be used in terminal ballistics modelling. Methods suitable for quasi-static low pressure cracking [1][2][3][4][5][6][7] are difficult to apply in high pressure impact experiments.…”

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