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THEORETICAL AND APPLIED FRACTURE MECHANICS
Volume 104, Issue -, Pages -Publisher
ELSEVIER
DOI: 10.1016/j.tafmec.2019.102347
Keywords
Brittle failure; Notch stress intensity factor; V-shaped notch; Notch root radius; Fracture criterion
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Funding
- National Natural Science Foundation Key International Cooperation Project of China [11520101001]
- foundation of State Key Laboratory for Strength and Vibration of Mechanical Structures [SV2017-KF-11]
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In the previous paper of the authors (Chen and Fan, 2019), the fracture evaluation of the U-shaped notches, which refer specifically to the V-shaped notches with the notch opening angle gamma = 0, has been investigated in details. In the present study, the evaluation technique of fracture loads for blunt V-shaped notches is investigated by using the mean stress criterion and the Filippi's stress equation. It is found that the conclusions obtained in the previous study for the U-shaped notches with gamma = 0 can also apply to the V-shaped notches with gamma not equal 0. Under certain geometric conditions the fracture loads of blunt V-shaped notches can be evaluated not only by the generalized notch stress intensity factor K-IC(V,R), but also by the maximum stress at the notch root sigma(maxC). Both the values of K-IC(V,R)/K-IC and sigma(maxC)/sigma(C) can be expressed by a function of rho/(K-IC/sigma(C))(2). The geometric conditions can be estimated from the condition that the mean stress over the control region in the actual specimens can be approximately evaluated by Filippi's stress equation.
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