Interaction between crack and elastic inclusion

张明焕,; 汤任基,; Zhang, Minghuan; Tang, Rongbiao

doi:10.1007/bf02456943

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“…In paper [7], a problem of interaction between a crack and an elastic inclusion was reduced to solving singular integral equations of the Cauchy type. Based on this result, the authors analyzed singular behavior of the solution for a crack with branches.…”

Section: Examining Elastic Interaction Between a Crack And The Line Omentioning

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Examining elastic interaction between a crack and the line of junction of dissimilar semi-infinite plates

Zelenyak

Kolyasa

Oryshchyn

et al. 2017

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sure is set on the shores of the crack. Such a theoretical model reflects to some extent a mechanism of destruction of engineering structures with cracks when the water contained in them freezes to ice. The pressure on the shores of the crack created in this way may cause the growth of the crack. Therefore, such studies are important for estimating the strength in terms of the mechanics of destruction. In particular, in the case of piecewise homogeneous bodies with a crack, it is possible to reduce stress intensity coefficients through appropriate selection of mechanical characteristics of the composite components. 2. Literature review and problem statement Research into elastic state in the welded dissimilar halfplanes with cracks is addressed in a number of publications. In particular, a crack was studied, located in parallel to the lines of junction of dissimilar half-planes when stretching stresses are assigned on the infinity of the formed plane [1]. Termo

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Section: Examining Elastic Interaction Between a Crack And The Line Omentioning

confidence: 99%

Examining elastic interaction between a crack and the line of junction of dissimilar semi-infinite plates

Zelenyak

Kolyasa

Oryshchyn

et al. 2017

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“…KEYWORD: Mechanical mechanism of re-fracturing; Low permeability reservoir; Evolution of stress; Fracturing physical simulation matrix, the line inclusion is treaded as a thin bar. The Eshelby equivalent inclusion theory [11,12] is used to solve the problem, only considering rock skeleton stress.…”

Section: Basic Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%