On the Elastic Compliance of a Circular Hole with Two Symmetric Radial Cracks Initiated at its Boundary
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A circular hole with two symmetric rectilinear radial cracks initiated at its boundary is analyzed from the point of view of its elastic compliance (contribution to the overall elastic properties of a representative volume). Results are obtained using Rice’s connection between stress intensity factor and effect of a crack on the elastic properties of a material. We compare our result with that for a combine contribution of noninteracting circular pore and a rectilinear crack to show when this combination can be used for approximation of the elastic compliance contribution.
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OpenAlex topics: Composite Material Mechanics · Numerical methods in engineering · Rock Mechanics and Modeling
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