Quasi-static and dynamic fracture behavior of composite sandwich beams with a viscoelastic interface crack
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Fracture analysis of sandwich beams with a viscoelastic interface crack under quasi-static and dynamic loading has been studied. Firstly, a three-parameter standard solid material model was employed to describe the viscoelasticity of the adhesive layer. And a novel interfacial fracture analysis model called three material media model was established, in which an interface crack was inserted in the viscoelastic layer. Secondly, a finite element procedure based on Rice J-integral and Kishimoto J-integral theories was used to analyze quasi-static and dynamic interface fracture behavior of the sandwich beam, respectively. Finally, the influence of viscoelastic adhesive layer on the quasi-static J-integral was discussed. In addition, comparison of quasi-static Rice J-integral with Kishimoto J-integral under various loading rates was carried out. The numerical results show that the oscillating characteristic of dynamic J-integral is more evident with shorter loading rise time.
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OpenAlex topics: Mechanical Behavior of Composites · Numerical methods in engineering · Fatigue and fracture mechanics
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