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Thermoelastic response of laminated plates considering interfacial conditions and cracks based on peridynamics

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The interface thermoelastic behavior of multi-layered structures under severe loads is a particularly important issue. Different from the previous generalized thermoelastic model, the Dual-Phase-Lag generalized thermoelastic model considering interface conditions is reestablished based on peridynamics in this manuscript. The model inherits the nonlocality of peridynamics, captures the thermal barrier at the interface, and can better deal with the discontinuous behavior at the interface. The monolithic algorithm is used for numerical model validation that is a sandwich plate subjected to thermal shock and subsequent calculation. On this basis, the influence of parameters, such as the horizon size, temperature gradient relaxation time, on the thermoelastic response behavior is studied. The thermoelastic responses with cracks and crack propagation at the interface were also carried out. It helps to better understand the effect of interfacial cracks in laminated plate subjected to thermal shocks. Finally, the analysis results are summarized.

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Zhang, W., Zhao, Y., Ma, X. et al. Thermoelastic response of laminated plates considering interfacial conditions and cracks based on peridynamics. Acta Mech 234, 2179–2203 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00707-023-03493-7

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