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Let's discuss here some subjects related to Fractal Fracture Mechanics and Fracture Thermodynamics,

 

1. Introduction

A Fractal Model for rugged crack length, for example, can provide an analytical equation to the crack length L, as a function of projected crack length, L0

2. Crack growth resistance

Theoretically, modeling the rugged crack growth, it is possible to obtain the crack growth resistance curve (R-curve) from the crack geometry and the specific energy surface, geff:

 R=2geffdL/dL0

where:

dL/dL0 is the ruggedness measure obtained from the derivative rugged crack length, L, as a function of projected crack length, L0

as is shown in the Figure - 1.

Crack growth resistance versus projected crack length

 

 
References or Related Papers

ALVES, L. M. ; SILVA, R. V. ; LACERDA, L. A. . . Engineering Fracture Mechanics, 2010

ALVES, L. M. . . Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics, v. 44, p. 44-57, 2005.

ALVES, L. M. ; MOKROSS, B. J. ; SILVA, R. V. . . Physica. A, Amsterdam, v. 295, n. 1-2, p. 144-148, 2001.

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