Numerical solutions of three dimensional dynamic crack problems and simulation of dynamic fracture phenomena by a “non-standard” finite difference method
Numerical solutions of three dimensional dynamic crack problems and simulation of dynamic fracture phenomena by a “non-standard” finite difference method
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三维动态裂纹问题的数值解以及“非标准”有限差分法模拟动态断裂现象
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10.1016/0013-7944(78)90028-0
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1978
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Y. Chen
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Y. Chen
A brief presentation of the novel features of a non-standard finite difference method (HEMP and HEMP 3D computer codes) is given. To demonstrate the capability of the HEMP 3D code with the extrapolation sub-routine for solving dynamic problems in linear fracture mechanics, through-thc-thickness cracks and semielliptic surface cracks of a section of cylindrical pipe under Heaviside-function time dependence pressure applied to the interior surface are considered and their dynamic stress intensity factors are calculated. The dynamic fracture phenomenon caused by the penetration of a rigid cylindrical punch into the center of a cylindrical wafer of linear-elastic brittle material is simulated numerically by using the HEMP code with the incorporation of the method of equivalent free-surface boundary conditions and the method of artificial velocity. A simple physical model that crack will initiate and propagate in any region where a critical stress has been reached and the crack will propagate in a direction perpendicular to the maximum principal stress is chosen here.