Analysis on non-oscillatory singularity behaviors of mode Ⅱ interface crack tip in orthotropic bimaterial

doi:10.1007/s10483-016-2123-6

Abstract

Abstract:

The fracture behaviors near the mode Ⅱ interface crack tip for orthotropic bimaterial are studied. The non-oscillatory field, where the stress singularity exponent is a real number, is discussed by the complex function method and the undetermined coefficient method. From the research fracture problems, the stress functions with ten undetermined coefficients and an unknown singularity exponent are introduced when △₁ > 0 and △₂ > 0. By the existence theorem of non-trival solutions for the system of eight homogeneous linear equations, the characteristic equation, the stress singularity exponent, and the discriminating condition of the non-oscillatory singularity are found. By the uniqueness theorem of the solutions for the system of twelve non-homogeneous linear equations with ten unknowns, the ten undermined coefficients in the stress functions are uniquely determined. The definitions of the stress intensity factors are given with the help of one-sided limit, and their theoretical formulae are deduced. The analytic solutions of the stresses near the mode Ⅱ interface crack tip are derived. The classical results for orthotropic material are obtained.

Key words: orthotropic bimaterial, stress, characteristic equation, interface crack, stress intensity factor, uniqueness

2010 MSC Number:

35Q72
74R20

Tiemei YANG, Weiyang YANG, Junlin LI, Xuexia ZHANG. Analysis on non-oscillatory singularity behaviors of mode Ⅱ interface crack tip in orthotropic bimaterial. Applied Mathematics and Mechanics (English Edition), 2016, 37(9): 1177-1192.

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