Journal of the Japan Society of Naval Architects and Ocean Engineers
Online ISSN : 1881-1760
Print ISSN : 1880-3717
ISSN-L : 1880-3717
Numerical model of brittle crack propagation considering fracture surface energy on high tensile strength steel
- Proposal of a numerical model of brittle crack propagation (report 1) -
Tomoya KawabataAkinori InamiShuji Aihara
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2012 Volume 16 Pages 77-87

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Brittle fracture propagation issue has been focused from the viewpoint of margin of safety in some steel structures which require high fracture safety. In this study, Importance of absorption of fracture surface energy(Gc) during cleavage crack propagation in poly-crystal material is pointed out. Model experiment at -196 deg.C by Compact Crack Arrest specimen and FEM analyses based on the local stress criterion method were performed using YP32 steel and its material constant considering Gc concept. FEM analyses where the critical stress, σf is set to 2150MPa which is the same value as its critical stress for crack initiation and Gc is set to be 500J/m2 show excellent agreement with experiment in their crack propagation velocity and arrested location.
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