Response to “Comments on the paper by B. E. Grossman‐Ponemon , L. M. Keer, and A. J. Lew ‘A method to compute mixed‐mode stress intensity factors for nonplanar cracks in three dimensions’ ( Int. J. Numer. Methods Eng ., 2020)”
Response to “Comments on the paper by B. E. Grossman‐Ponemon , L. M. Keer, and A. J. Lew ‘A method to compute mixed‐mode stress intensity factors for nonplanar cracks in three dimensions’ ( Int. J. Numer. Methods Eng ., 2020)”
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对“B. E. Grossman 对论文的评论”—Ponemon、L. M. Keer 和 A. J. Lew“一种计算三维非平面裂纹的混合模式应力强度因子的方法”(Int. J. Numer)
DOI:
10.1002/nme.6695
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Lew, Adrian J.
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作者:
Grossman‐Ponemon, Benjamin E.;Lew, Adrian J.
CA Duarte commented on our paper Grossman-Ponemon et al.[1], arguing that our work misrepresents and leads to incorrect conclusions about his manuscript, Gupta et al.[2]. The source of the argument is the use of the name “Gupta, Duarte, and Dhankar’s displacement correlation method” or “GDD-DCM” to refer to the particular version of the Displacement Correlation Method (DCM) that we implemented in order to have a reference of performance against the method introduced by us. Specifically, the argument states that the DCM is a standard method in the literature, and that in adopting the name “GDD-DCM” to denote the results in our work we are leading the reader to the incorrect conclusion that the method with G/XFEM in [2] does not provide convergent values for the stress intensity factors. This is incorrect for the following reasons:1. DCM is a label to denote a family of methods based on a common idea, but methods in that family present differences among them. In our work, we implemented a particular version of DCM introduced by CA Duarte and collaborators in [2]. A novel aspect of this version is an averaging scheme introduced and described in § 3.5. 1 of their work which does not appear in any other earlier proposed DCM method. As such, it is an original contribution by CA Duarte and collaborators. In labeling our implementation “GDD-DCM” we are specifically referring to the method introduced in such reference. For concreteness, the computation of stress intensity factors with Eq.(32) in [2] corresponds to Eq.(3.10) in [1], and it is a unique feature of the DCM introduced by CA Duarte and collaborators in [2].