On the connection between mode II and mode III effective thresholds in metals
Closure-free long cracks under the remote mode III loading grow in a more complicated way than those under the remote mode II. For bcc metals, a coplanar in-plane spreading of tongues driven by the local mode II loading components at crack-front asperities prevails while twisting of crack-front segm...
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| description | Closure-free long cracks under the remote mode III loading grow in a more complicated way than those under the remote mode II. For bcc metals, a coplanar in-plane spreading of tongues driven by the local mode II loading components at crack-front asperities prevails while twisting of crack-front segments to mode I, often leading to factory-roof morphology, is typical for other materials. In bcc metals, therefore, the formulation of a quantitative relationship connecting effective thresholds in modes II and III demands to calculate the local mode II components of stress intensity factors at typical asperities of a crack front loaded in the remote mode III. Therefore, a numerical model of a serrated crack front was created and the results were compared with experimentally determined ratio of mode II and III effective thresholds for the ARMCO iron. Although the calculated crack-front roughness needs an experimental verification, the preliminary results indicate that the model can provide a quantitative explanation of the experimentally observed ratio of mode II and mode III effective thresholds in bcc metals. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-d222d9d056d14d1887f8ec3d50c5332e2024-12-02T05:42:33ZengGruppo Italiano FratturaFracture and Structural Integrity1971-89932017-06-011141On the connection between mode II and mode III effective thresholds in metalsTomas VojtekStanislav ZakJaroslav PokludaClosure-free long cracks under the remote mode III loading grow in a more complicated way than those under the remote mode II. For bcc metals, a coplanar in-plane spreading of tongues driven by the local mode II loading components at crack-front asperities prevails while twisting of crack-front segments to mode I, often leading to factory-roof morphology, is typical for other materials. In bcc metals, therefore, the formulation of a quantitative relationship connecting effective thresholds in modes II and III demands to calculate the local mode II components of stress intensity factors at typical asperities of a crack front loaded in the remote mode III. Therefore, a numerical model of a serrated crack front was created and the results were compared with experimentally determined ratio of mode II and III effective thresholds for the ARMCO iron. Although the calculated crack-front roughness needs an experimental verification, the preliminary results indicate that the model can provide a quantitative explanation of the experimentally observed ratio of mode II and mode III effective thresholds in bcc metals.https://www.fracturae.com/index.php/fis/article/view/1888Modes II and IIIEffective thresholdMicromechanismFinite element methodARMCO iron |
| spellingShingle | Tomas Vojtek Stanislav Zak Jaroslav Pokluda On the connection between mode II and mode III effective thresholds in metals Fracture and Structural Integrity Modes II and III Effective threshold Micromechanism Finite element method ARMCO iron |
| title | On the connection between mode II and mode III effective thresholds in metals |
| title_full | On the connection between mode II and mode III effective thresholds in metals |
| title_fullStr | On the connection between mode II and mode III effective thresholds in metals |
| title_full_unstemmed | On the connection between mode II and mode III effective thresholds in metals |
| title_short | On the connection between mode II and mode III effective thresholds in metals |
| title_sort | on the connection between mode ii and mode iii effective thresholds in metals |
| topic | Modes II and III Effective threshold Micromechanism Finite element method ARMCO iron |
| url | https://www.fracturae.com/index.php/fis/article/view/1888 |
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