Finite element analysis of the plane strain crack-tip mechanical fields in pseudoelastic shape memory alloys
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The plane strain mechanical fields near a stationary crack tip in a pseudoelastic shape memory alloy (SMA) are analyzed via the finite element method. The small scale transformation assumption is employed for the calculations using displacement boundary conditions on a circular region that encloses the stress-induced phase transformation zone. The constitutive law used adopts the classical rate-independent small strain flow theory for the evolution equations of both the transformation and plastic strains. Results on the size and shape of the stress-induced transformation and plastic zone formed near the stationary crack are obtained and a fracture toughness criterion based on the J-integral is discussed in view of the observed path-dependence of J. Moreover, the obtained results are discussed in relation to results for stationary cracks in conventional elasticplastic materials. © 2012 IOP Publishing Ltd.
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Smart Materials and Structures
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Baxevanis, T., Chemisky, Y., & Lagoudas, D. C
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Baxevanis, T||Chemisky, Y||Lagoudas, DC
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