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Asymptotic analysis for a crack on interface of damaged materials

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An asymptotic analysis for a crack lying on the interface of a damaged plastic material and a linear elastic material is presented in this paper. The present results show that the stress distributions along the crack tip are quite similar to those with HRR singularity field and the crack faces open obviously. Material constants n, μ and m0 are varied to examine their effects on the resulting stress distributions and displacement distributions in the damaged plastic region. It is found that the stress components σrr, σθ θ, σr θ and σe are slightly affected by the changes of material constants n, μ and m0, but the damaged plastic region are greatly disturbed by these material parameters.

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Wu, YL., Dong, ZF. & Li, GC. Asymptotic analysis for a crack on interface of damaged materials. International Journal of Fracture 91, 47–60 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1007408524669

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