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RESUME1
RESUME1
RESUME1
Disusun Oleh:
Septyan Wahyu N. 04311740000068
Dosen Pengampu :
Nur Syahroni, S.T., M.T., Ph.D
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Effect of Temperature on Fracture Toughness
Fracture Toughness of materials are affected by temperature
Ships experiencing cold weather conditions may be prone to fracture type
failures
CRACK INITIATION
Physically, cracks initiate from;
An imperfection
An already existing crack
A damaged (locally weakened) area
A failure analysis must include;
Stress analysis
Failure criterion
Theoretical Developments
Griffith (1893-1963) published the results of his studies on brittle fracture
He found the strength of glass depended on the size of microscopic cracks
Three Modes of Fracture
Mode I denotes a symmetric opening (opening or tension mode)
Mode II denotes an antisymmetric separation (In-plane shear mode)
Mode III denotes an antisymmetric separation (out-of-plane shear or
tearing mode)
Crack growth usually takes place in mode I or close to it.
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The crack “adjusts” itself such that the load is perpendicular to the crack faces.
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and may be regarded as a material constant.
Typical critical stress intensity factor values are;
T-Stress
the stress acting parallel to the crack faces
Unlike J-integral, it can have both negative and positive values
Positive T-stress values promotes fracture, where negative T-stress values
results in larger plastic zones)
Material Force
Material Force” method provides parameters for global material and dissipation
forces that yield near-tip crack-driving force
Can be applied to all kind of material models (elastic, visco-elastic, plastic…)
C*-Integral
Creep crack growth becomes a concern when structural components are
operated at high temperatures (ie Nuclear Industry)
C*-Integral can be used to evaluate the crack tip fields under creep deformation
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C*-Integral is a path-independent integral, which is the steady-state creep
analogue of J integral
UMM Method
The unstructured mesh method (UMM) is a numerical tool used for evaluating
fracture mechanics parameters on unstructured hex or tet element meshes.
Unstructured mesh method supports:
J-integral
Stress-intensity factor
Fracture Mechanics Table
Which parameters is applicable for which assumptions :
Crack-Growth Simulation
VCCT-Based Interface Element Method
Cohesive Zone Method
XFEM-Based Metho
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In Thin Film-Substrate Systems
Crack propagation is performed quasi-statically. Fracture parameters are
calculated at each propagation step and the geometry is updated for the next
propagation step.
Cohesive zone elements are placed between thin film and substrate to model
interface
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