journal article·2007-02Open access

Numerical study on steady-state cracking of composites

E YANG, V LI

Composites Science and Technology· Volume 67· Issue 2

Abstract

This article presents a numerical study on the steady-state cracking in brittle matrix composites. While steady-state cracking underlies the phenomenon of multiple cracking, an important mechanism to achieve tensile ductility in such materials, it is difficult to capture experimentally. This paper provides a numerical approach to simulate steady-state cracking behavior in reinforced brittle matrix composites. From computational results, the previously derived analytic condition of steady-state cracking is confirmed and steady-state crack propagation can be digitally visualized.
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OpenAlex topics: Numerical methods in engineering · Mechanical Behavior of Composites · Advanced ceramic materials synthesis

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