Strain-based criteria for brittle failure prediction of solids containing blunt V-notches under pure mode I loading

Bidadi, J.; Ashkpour, A.; Saeidi Googarchin, H.; Ayatollahi, MR.

doi:10.1016/j.tafmec.2024.104465

Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.tafmec.2024.104465

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Strain-based criteria for brittle failure prediction of solids containing blunt V-notches under pure mode I loading

J. Bidadi,

A. Ashkpour,

H. Saeidi Googarchin

et al.

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Assessment of fracture criteria for cracking behavior of asphalt concrete using various SCB specimen sizes

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In this research, five fracture criteria (maximum tangential stress (MTS), generalized maximum tangential stress (GMTS), minimum strain energy density (SED), generalized minimum strain energy density (GSED), and modified maximum tangential stress (MMTS)) were evaluated for asphalt concrete using fracture data from tests conducted under various loading modes and conditions. Tests were performed on semi‐circular bend (SCB) specimens of various sizes. Based on the results, the MTS criterion tends to overestimate fractures, while the GMTS criterion exhibits more precise predictions. The SED and GSED criteria inaccurately predict fractures, especially under certain loading conditions. The MMTS criterion shows superior predictive capability for asphalt concrete fractures. Specimen size influences fracture resistance, with larger specimens exhibiting higher fracture values. Overall, the MMTS criterion closely mirrors the crack growth behavior of asphalt concrete, highlighting its precision in predicting fracture results. The errors between the predictions of the fracture criteria MTS, GMTS, SED, GSED, and MMTS, and the experimental results ranged from 0% to 42.8%, 0% to 22.5%, 0% to 52.7%, 0% to 42.4%, and 0% to 14.5%, respectively.

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Strain-based criteria for brittle failure prediction of solids containing blunt V-notches under pure mode I loading

Cited by 2 publications

References 44 publications

Influences of freeze–thaw cycles (FTC) on tensile properties and mixed-mode I/II fracture response of epoxy resin materials

Influences of freeze–thaw cycles (FTC) on tensile properties and mixed-mode I/II fracture response of epoxy resin materials

Assessment of fracture criteria for cracking behavior of asphalt concrete using various SCB specimen sizes

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