EVALUATING THE EFFICIENCY OF FEM TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF PLATE WIDTH AND HOLE ON THE STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR IN CRACKED PLATE
One of the important parameters in fracture mechanics is the stress intensity factor (SIF) which is used to predict crack growth and residual life of the cracked member. The SIF repr...
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description | One of the important parameters in fracture mechanics is the stress intensity factor (SIF) which is used to predict crack growth and residual life of the cracked member. The SIF represents the stresses field around the crack tips. One of the effective factors on stress intensity factor is the crack length (to plate width) ratio, which has been studied by researchers with different close form methods such as the Laurent expansions method. This article aims at studying the qualification of finite element method (FEM) to evaluate the effect of width of plates with displacement controlled loading on SIF. For this purpose, plates with different aspect ratios and crack lengths are modeled by FEM using singular elements at the crack tips and the SIFs are calculated by crack extension technique. The present study represents that the results from this technique are in good agreement with the results from other close form techniques available in references. In addition, the effect of holes existing with different distances from the crack tip on SIF is examined. Results show that this effect is very small for the holes located over 10 percent of plate width away from the crack tip. |
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spelling | doaj.art-30de152d8e4a4e9281c62aacc4e70dcf2023-08-23T08:04:05ZfasSharif University of Technologyمهندسی عمران شریف2676-47682676-47762019-05-0135.21.211512110.24200/j30.2018.1867.204020864EVALUATING THE EFFICIENCY OF FEM TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF PLATE WIDTH AND HOLE ON THE STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR IN CRACKED PLATEM. R. Rafiee0P. Memarzadeh1Dept. of Civil Engineering Najafabad Branch, Islamic Azad UniversityDept. of Civil Engineering Najafabad Branch, Islamic Azad UniversityOne of the important parameters in fracture mechanics is the stress intensity factor (SIF) which is used to predict crack growth and residual life of the cracked member. The SIF represents the stresses field around the crack tips. One of the effective factors on stress intensity factor is the crack length (to plate width) ratio, which has been studied by researchers with different close form methods such as the Laurent expansions method. This article aims at studying the qualification of finite element method (FEM) to evaluate the effect of width of plates with displacement controlled loading on SIF. For this purpose, plates with different aspect ratios and crack lengths are modeled by FEM using singular elements at the crack tips and the SIFs are calculated by crack extension technique. The present study represents that the results from this technique are in good agreement with the results from other close form techniques available in references. In addition, the effect of holes existing with different distances from the crack tip on SIF is examined. Results show that this effect is very small for the holes located over 10 percent of plate width away from the crack tip.https://sjce.journals.sharif.edu/article_20864_c90e823fbf33738c71bbbe9bba304412.pdfcentral cracked platestress intensity factorfinite element methodsingular elementscrack extension technique |
spellingShingle | M. R. Rafiee P. Memarzadeh EVALUATING THE EFFICIENCY OF FEM TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF PLATE WIDTH AND HOLE ON THE STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR IN CRACKED PLATE مهندسی عمران شریف central cracked plate stress intensity factor finite element method singular elements crack extension technique |
title | EVALUATING THE EFFICIENCY OF FEM TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF PLATE WIDTH AND HOLE ON THE STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR IN CRACKED PLATE |
title_full | EVALUATING THE EFFICIENCY OF FEM TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF PLATE WIDTH AND HOLE ON THE STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR IN CRACKED PLATE |
title_fullStr | EVALUATING THE EFFICIENCY OF FEM TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF PLATE WIDTH AND HOLE ON THE STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR IN CRACKED PLATE |
title_full_unstemmed | EVALUATING THE EFFICIENCY OF FEM TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF PLATE WIDTH AND HOLE ON THE STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR IN CRACKED PLATE |
title_short | EVALUATING THE EFFICIENCY OF FEM TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF PLATE WIDTH AND HOLE ON THE STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR IN CRACKED PLATE |
title_sort | evaluating the efficiency of fem to study the effect of plate width and hole on the stress intensity factor in cracked plate |
topic | central cracked plate stress intensity factor finite element method singular elements crack extension technique |
url | https://sjce.journals.sharif.edu/article_20864_c90e823fbf33738c71bbbe9bba304412.pdf |
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