Research of mathematical model of the energy criterion for fracture of brittle materials
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https://doi.org/10.31429/vestnik-16-1-21-25Abstract
In this paper, we study a mathematical model of the criterion for the destruction of fragile materials at $\varepsilon \ll 1$ where $\varepsilon $ is the relative size of the resulting defect. Under the assumption that the crack does not "close" during development,
it is shown that the marginal curve represents an ellipse in the space of main stresses $P_{1}$, $P_{2}$. If we additionally assume that we have the physico-mechanical meaning of the determining parameter of the limiting curve, it is found that the relative size of the resulting defect $\varepsilon $ can be chosen significantly less than one. At the same time, the crack "opens" during development. An estimate of the relative size of the crack from the bottom was obtained from the condition of the non-closure of the crack faces.
Keywords:
destruction, brittle material, defect, cracks, mathematical model, stretching, compressionReferences
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