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Radi, E.
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- 2023Elastic solution for a circular disk with a central crack under compressive diametrical load
- 2021Analytical modeling of the shape memory effect in SMA beams with rectangular cross section under reversed pure bendingcitations
- 2021Non-standard contact conditions between a beam and a couple stress elastic half-plane
- 2019Pullout modelling of viscoelastic synthetic fibres for cementitious compositescitations
- 2018Evaluation of the probability density of inhomogeneous fiber orientations by computed tomography and its application to the calculation of the effective properties of a fiber-reinforced compositecitations
- 2018Brazilian test for the characterization of adhesively bonded joints
- 2013On fracture criteria for dynamic crack propagation in elastic materials with couple stressescitations
- 2000Interface Crack Propagation between a Porous-Ductile Material and a Rigid Substrate
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On fracture criteria for dynamic crack propagation in elastic materials with couple stresses
Abstract
The focus of the article is on fracture criteria for dynamic crack propagation in elastic materials with microstructures. Steady-state propagation of a Mode III semi-infinite crack subject to loading applied on the crack surfaces is considered. The micropolar behavior of the material is described by the theory of couple-stress elasticity developed by Koiter. This constitutive model includes the characteristic lengths in bending and torsion, and thus it is able to account for the underlying microstructures of the material. Both translational and micro-rotational inertial terms are included in the balance equations, and the behavior of the solution near to the crack tip is investigated by means of an asymptotic analysis. The asymptotic fields are used to evaluate the dynamic J-integral for a couple-stress material, and the energy release rate is derived by the corresponding conservation law. The propagation stability is studied according to the energy-based Griffith criterion and the obtained results are compared to those derived by the application of the maximum total shear stress criterion.