CC(T) Specimen Load-Bearing Capacity Related to Yield Strength and Upper-Shelf Charpy-V Energy

The load-bearing capacity of a CC(T) specimen (Center-Cracked Tension) in the ductile fracture regime is usually controlled by plastic collapse. If the material’s tearing resistance is sufficiently low, the load-bearing capacity can drop below the plastic collapse value. Here, a recently developed s...

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Main Author: Kim Wallin
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Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2021-09-01
Series:Applied Mechanics
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Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2673-3161/2/4/38
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description The load-bearing capacity of a CC(T) specimen (Center-Cracked Tension) in the ductile fracture regime is usually controlled by plastic collapse. If the material’s tearing resistance is sufficiently low, the load-bearing capacity can drop below the plastic collapse value. Here, a recently developed simple fracture mechanics-based Charpy-V impact energy criterion for plastic collapse was used to provide a best estimate assessment of the CC(T) specimen load-bearing capacity.
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spelling doaj.art-815426a287954d1b928490285892a51c2023-11-23T03:34:39ZengMDPI AGApplied Mechanics2673-31612021-09-012466668010.3390/applmech2040038CC(T) Specimen Load-Bearing Capacity Related to Yield Strength and Upper-Shelf Charpy-V EnergyKim Wallin0K<sub>W</sub>-solutions, Ltd., Heinäkuja 4A, 02760 Espoo, FinlandThe load-bearing capacity of a CC(T) specimen (Center-Cracked Tension) in the ductile fracture regime is usually controlled by plastic collapse. If the material’s tearing resistance is sufficiently low, the load-bearing capacity can drop below the plastic collapse value. Here, a recently developed simple fracture mechanics-based Charpy-V impact energy criterion for plastic collapse was used to provide a best estimate assessment of the CC(T) specimen load-bearing capacity.https://www.mdpi.com/2673-3161/2/4/38structural assessmentfracture mechanicsimpact fracturelimit loadCC(T) specimen
spellingShingle Kim Wallin
CC(T) Specimen Load-Bearing Capacity Related to Yield Strength and Upper-Shelf Charpy-V Energy
Applied Mechanics
structural assessment
fracture mechanics
impact fracture
limit load
CC(T) specimen
title CC(T) Specimen Load-Bearing Capacity Related to Yield Strength and Upper-Shelf Charpy-V Energy
title_full CC(T) Specimen Load-Bearing Capacity Related to Yield Strength and Upper-Shelf Charpy-V Energy
title_fullStr CC(T) Specimen Load-Bearing Capacity Related to Yield Strength and Upper-Shelf Charpy-V Energy
title_full_unstemmed CC(T) Specimen Load-Bearing Capacity Related to Yield Strength and Upper-Shelf Charpy-V Energy
title_short CC(T) Specimen Load-Bearing Capacity Related to Yield Strength and Upper-Shelf Charpy-V Energy
title_sort cc t specimen load bearing capacity related to yield strength and upper shelf charpy v energy
topic structural assessment
fracture mechanics
impact fracture
limit load
CC(T) specimen
url https://www.mdpi.com/2673-3161/2/4/38
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