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Summary
A collection of papers presented at the Sixth International Conference on Computer Aided Assessment and Control - Damage and Fracture Mechanics 2000. The contributions are the work of scientists and engineers from different disciplines involved in the study and assessment of localised damage, and address fracture, fatigue and safe design with emphasis on the application of advanced techniques. Both critical reviews of existing ideas and explorations of new ideas of research across a wide range of applications including static and dynamic loadings, and probabilistic and deterministic analysis are included. Topics covered include fracture mechanics and fracture criteria; composite materials; dynamic fracture; fatigue; design considerations and industrial applications; failure analysis; metallic and non-metallic materials; plasticity and viscoplasticity; finite elements, boundary elements and other advanced numerical techniques.
Table of Contents
Keynote Address | |
Scaling laws in solid mechanics; static, kinematic and energy dissipation aspects | p. 3 |
Section 1 Fracture Mechanics and Fracture Criteria | |
The bridged external circular crack | p. 15 |
Numerical analysis of fracture in smart composite structures | p. 23 |
Evaluation of fracture parameters for functionally gradient materials | p. 35 |
A mechanical model for compressed concrete in R/C beams | p. 45 |
J estimation for single-edge-notch tension specimens subjected to fixed-grip loading | p. 55 |
Stress intensity factor analysis for an interface crack between dissimilar isotropic materials under thermal stress | p. 63 |
Surface fatigue crack growth under EHD lubrication conditions | p. 73 |
Some experiences in using the K-gage to measure stress intensity factors | p. 83 |
Effect of orientation and loading rate on the toughness transition curve of a ship steel | p. 93 |
Section 2 Damage Mechanics | |
Damage and spalling in HP and UHP concrete at high temperature | p. 105 |
Long-term damage processes in RC-folded plate structures with textile reinforcement | p. 119 |
Experimental determination and computational modelling of the damage development during ductile fracture of a free-cutting steel | p. 129 |
Failure site of axisymmetric notched specimens as predicted by continuum damage mechanics | p. 139 |
Analysis of damage tolerance to tear propagation in stressed structural fabrics | p. 149 |
Critical notes on evaluation of secant moduli and secant Poisson's ratio in solid bodies | p. 159 |
Section 3 Composite Materials | |
Optimal coating of fibers in composites | p. 171 |
Fracture and damage in polyester/glass woven-fabric composites | p. 181 |
Damage generated in carbon/epoxy composite plates with holes under different levels of impact energy | p. 191 |
Section 4 Crack Propagation and Control | |
Fatigue crack growth mechanisms of cast Ti-48Al (at.%) alloy | p. 203 |
Fracture and yielding behaviors of polystyrene/ethylene-propylene rubber blends: Effects of interfacial agents | p. 213 |
Analytical method to predict initiation of multiple site damage at mechanical joints | p. 223 |
Computational and experimental analysis of residual stress effects on fatigue crack growth in a compact tension shear (CTS) specimen | p. 235 |
Numerical analysis of the fatigue crack growth on gears | p. 245 |
Section 5 Dynamic Fracture | |
Influence of the heat exchange rate upon dynamic effects and bound effects in massive fractured solids | p. 257 |
Modeling dynamic fracture following high shock compression | p. 267 |
Section 6 Fatigue | |
Effect of compressive mean stress on fatigue properties of structural steel | p. 283 |
How gears break | p. 293 |
Approximate prediction of mixed-mode fatigue crack growth | p. 305 |
Investigation of roughness induced crack closure effects in fatigue | p. 313 |
Fatigue crack growth in fibre reinforced metal laminates | p. 323 |
Fatigue life prediction for a cracked notched element under symmetric load condition | p. 333 |
The fatigue test and analysis for 50AT and 60AT railroad rails | p. 343 |
Validation of a calibration procedure for fatigue crack growth measurement in circular section specimens | p. 353 |
Section 7 Industrial Applications | |
Effects of aging on fracture behavior of polycarbonate | p. 365 |
Quality of life: activities at Volvo Aero Corporation to assess and improve the accuracy of assumptions and methods employed in calculating the service life of aero engine components | p. 375 |
Numerical analysis of failure mechanisms of historical constructions | p. 383 |
Section 8 Microstructural and Micromechanical Modelling | |
Stress concentrations at grain boundaries due to anisotropic elastic material behavior | p. 393 |
Proper defect density parameters for anisotropic solids with cracks and elliptical holes | p. 403 |
Section 9 Creep and High Temperature | |
Effects of end loading on the creep failure behaviour of CrMoV welds in main steam pipelines | p. 415 |
Effect of temperature on ductility and fracture mechanisms of 2124/SiCp composite | p. 425 |
Development of constitutive equations for creep damage behaviour under multi-axial states of stress | p. 435 |
Creep damage accumulation under multi-stage loading | p. 447 |
Section 10 Advanced Analysis Methods | |
Highly accurate values of Ki and Kii of axially symmetrical cracked body subjected to tension obtained by FEM | p. 461 |
Stability of tunnel face using coupled DSC and TFA models | p. 471 |
The boundary collocation method for multiple collinear cracks near finite boundaries in an unstiffened sheet | p. 481 |
Stress intensity factors for two critical angular positions of semi-elliptical surface cracks in shafts | p. 491 |
A hybrid method based upon the finite element alternating technique for 3D fracture analysis | p. 501 |
A higher-order finite element to model singularities | p. 511 |
Implementation of a unified material model in finite element analysis and simulations of cracked components | p. 521 |
Coupled modeling using unified function | p. 531 |
Section 11 Metallic and Non-Metallic Materials | |
Development of Al[subscript 2]O[subscript 3]/Cu functionally gradient material based on residual stress analysis | p. 543 |
Numerical verification of the Bridgman model for notched and unnotched round specimens | p. 553 |
Section 12 Environmental Effects | |
A thermo-plastic damage model for cyclic loading of concrete at elevated temperatures | p. 567 |
Contribution for modelling creep and drying shrinkage of reinforced concrete structures | p. 577 |
Corrosion prediction in aging aircraft materials | p. 587 |
Corrosion performance of zinc chromate (hexa:tri Cr) complex compound coating on zinc coated components | p. 601 |
Index of Authors | p. 609 |