Wave interactions and fracture evolution in a thin glass plate under impact: a combined experimental and peridynamic analysis
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Abstract We perform experiments and peridynamic simulations to understand the evolution of cracks in a thin glass plate, backed by a polycarbonate plate, impacted by a small projectile at 150m/s. We use the peridynamic model to investigate how various types of crack systems are generated by the impact event and how they evolve in time. Detail investigations of wave interactions and the different cracks and failure types they generate are performed using the peridynamic model. Post-mortem analysis of glass fragments allows comparisons with the computational results in terms of kind and location of crack systems. Fractography results provide information about the growth direction for some of the edge-cracks and the peridynamic results are used to explain the particular wave interactions leading to the observed behavior. The model captures, in an average sense, some wispy/very fine cracks (surface roughness) experimentally observed on fragments coming from the ends of the Hertzian-cone crack. This is the first attempt at using a computational model to predict the fine details and complex mechanisms of the origin and time-evolution of fracture and fragmentation in a glass plate from impact.
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