ADHESION OF SPHERES - THE JKR-DMT TRANSITION USING A DUGDALE MODEL

ADHESION OF SPHERES - THE JKR-DMT TRANSITION USING A DUGDALE MODEL
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DOI:
10.1016/0021-9797(92)90285-t
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发表时间:
1992-04-01
影响因子:
9.9
通讯作者:
MAUGIS, D
MAUGIS, D
中科院分区:
化学1区
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MAUGIS, D

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在Johnson-Kendall-Roberts(JKR)近似中,接触区域外的粘附力被忽略,接触边缘的弹性应力是无限大的,就像线弹性断裂力学一样。另一方面,在Derjaguin-Muller-Toporov(DMT)近似中,考虑了粘附力,但轮廓被假设为赫兹,好像粘附力不能使表面变形。为了避免基于特定相互作用模型(例如Lennard-Jones势)的自洽数值计算,我们使用了Dugdale模型,该模型允许解析解。在裂纹尖端的长度范围内,粘附力假定为一个常数值σO,即理论应力。这种作用在气隙(外部裂纹)中的内部载荷导致应力强度因子Km,由于外部载荷,该应力强度因子Km与应力强度因子KI相抵消。这种抵消抑制了应力奇异性,保证了应力的连续性,并固定了裂纹半径和裂纹张开位移δt。能量释放率G由J积分计算,平衡由G =w给出。因此,平衡曲线a(P)、a(δ)和P(σ)、固定载荷或固定夹具时的粘附力、剖面和应力分布可以作为单个参数λ的函数绘制。当λ从零增大到无穷大时,存在从DMT近似到JKR近似的连续过渡。进而导出了DMT近似的G值。它表明,它是不物理上一致的,有张应力的接触区域和没有粘附力的外部或没有张应力的接触区域和粘附力的外部。在JKR近似中,粘附力的分布被简化为奇异应力atr=a+。接触外的总吸引力为零,接触内应力的积分等于外加载荷P,负的外加载荷由弹性恢复力支撑。在DMT近似中,附着应力趋于零,与应力atr=a−具有连续性,但它们的积分是有限的,接触外的总吸引力为2πwR。在接触区,应力呈赫兹分布,其积分为P + 27πwR。负的外加载荷由触点外部的粘着力维持。
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