2018
DOI: 10.17512/jamcm.2018.4.04
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Strength statistical characteristics of the isotropic materials with disc-shaped defects

Abstract: The expressions of the probabilities density distribution of failure loading for an elastic isotropic body under the action of a homogeneous axisymmetric loading are written. The disc-shaped cracks that do not interact with each other are uniformly distributed. The correlation for finding the most probable, mean value, dispersion and variation coefficient of failure loading are obtained. The dependence of the mentioned statistical strength characteristics on the type of applied loading, number of defects (body… Show more

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“…The lowest value ( ) Mo p will be for the same all-round tension, and the largest for uniaxial tension. Similar regularities are traced in [8]. The change in the ( ) Mo p magnitude and shape of the failure loading probability density distribution curve depends on the type of stress state and parameter N. The maximum ordinate of the distribution curve depends on the type of applied loading and is directly proportional to the parameter .…”
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“…The lowest value ( ) Mo p will be for the same all-round tension, and the largest for uniaxial tension. Similar regularities are traced in [8]. The change in the ( ) Mo p magnitude and shape of the failure loading probability density distribution curve depends on the type of stress state and parameter N. The maximum ordinate of the distribution curve depends on the type of applied loading and is directly proportional to the parameter .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 53%
“…For a fixed number of defects, the value p changes, and its lowest level will be in the case of the same all-round tension. Such patterns are observed in [8]. The number of defects N has almost no effect on the body strength in a certain range of its sizes.…”
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“…In study [6], reliability analysis of tensile strengths using Weibull distribution in glass/epoxy and carbon/epoxy composites is carried out. In article [7], the expressions for the probabilities density distribution of failure loading for an elastic isotropic body under the action of a homogeneous axisymmetric loading are written. The correlation for finding the most probable, mean value, dispersion and variation coefficient of failure loading is obtained.…”
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confidence: 99%