A NEW METHOD OF ANALYZING SURFACE CRACKS

摘要/Abstract

摘要： The authors have developed a new line-spring boundary element method in the present paper, which combines the advantage of the line-spring model with that of the boundary element method.This method reduces the three-dimension problem of the surface cracks into a quasi-one-dimension problem and can be used to analyze the surface cracked plate under various loading conditions.In this paper theoretical analyses and numerical verifications are carried out.The calculated results are reported, which indicate that the present method is efficient and can be used to analyze the surface crack problem on a personal computer.

关键词: line spring model, boundary element method, surface crack, stress intensity factor

Abstract: The authors have developed a new line-spring boundary element method in the present paper, which combines the advantage of the line-spring model with that of the boundary element method.This method reduces the three-dimension problem of the surface cracks into a quasi-one-dimension problem and can be used to analyze the surface cracked plate under various loading conditions.In this paper theoretical analyses and numerical verifications are carried out.The calculated results are reported, which indicate that the present method is efficient and can be used to analyze the surface crack problem on a personal computer.

Key words: boundary element method, surface crack, stress intensity factor, line spring model

曾昭景;戴树和 . A NEW METHOD OF ANALYZING SURFACE CRACKS[J]. Applied Mathematics and Mechanics (English Edition), 1993, 14(8): 787-792.

Zeng Zhao-jing;Dai Shu-ho. A NEW METHOD OF ANALYZING SURFACE CRACKS[J]. Applied Mathematics and Mechanics (English Edition), 1993, 14(8): 787-792.

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