Code_Aster. SDLV123 - Computation of G elastodynamic in infinite medium for a plane crack finite length

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Titre : SDLV123 - Calcul de G élastodynamique en milieu i[...] Date : 27/05/2013 Page : 1/7 SDLV123 - Computation of G elastodynamic in infinite medium for a plane crack finite length Summarized It acts of a problem of fracture mechanics in a medium in plane strain state in transitory elastodynamic mode. One considers a crack length 2a plunged in a presumedly infinite medium. One imposes a uniform pressure on the lips of the crack, which reaches a bearing in a period of time of 1 microsecond (shock). This test makes it possible to calculate rate of energy restitution G in the course of time, by taking account of the terms of inertia. The interest of the test is the stability of G according to various contours and the comparison with an exact analytical solution until time t=2a/v C, when V C the celerity of the longitudinal waves represents. This test contains a modelization in plane strain and a three-dimensional modelization. Boundary conditions absorbing on the borders of solid make it possible to avoid the returns of wave and thus to simulate an infinite medium. The variations of the computation of G on various contours compared to the reference solution do not exceed 1%.

Titre : SDLV123 - Calcul de G élastodynamique en milieu i[...] Date : 27/05/2013 Page : 2/7 1 Problem of reference 1.1 Geometry It acts of a plane crack of half-length a=20m. The presumedly infinite medium is modelled by a square on side of 200m. The planes xz and yz being symmetry planes, one represents only one quarter of structure and thus a half-lip of crack length a=20m. 1.2 Properties of the materials Density =7500kg /m 3 Young Modulus: E=2.10 11 MPa Poisson's ratio: =0.3 1.3 Boundary conditions and loadings the planes xz and yz being symmetry planes, one represents only one quarter of structure (right-angled of 200m on 100m ), and a crack half-lip length a=20m. Mechanics: Displacement imposed Nodes group grnm1 DX =0. Reference solution grnm2 DY =0.

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Titre : SDLV123 - Calcul de G élastodynamique en milieu i[...] Date : 27/05/2013 Page : 4/7 2 Nodes group 2.1 Méthode de calcul used for the reference solution the reference solution is resulting from THAU and LU [bib1] and from the book of L.B. FREUND [bib2]: Z T 0 = constante = 1 O a Y X K D I t =2P H t 1 2 c d t 1, 0 t 2a/c d The statement of the rate of refund of energy is the following one: G t = K D 2 I t 1 2 =4P 2 H t 1 2 1 c d t E 1 E, 0 t 2a/c d G= 1 2 2 K K E 1 1 = E with P 1 T 0 Pa is: G= 1 2 P 1 2 ET 2 2 0 a 2.2 Result of reference result of reference is thus: G=5.911510 7 N /mm t G freund 2nd-3 5.677e5 4th-3 1.135e6 6th-3 1.703e6 2.3 Bibliographical reference

Titre : SDLV123 - Calcul de G élastodynamique en milieu i[...] Date : 27/05/2013 Page : 5/7 1) Transient stress intensity factors for has finite ace in year elastic solid caused by has dilatational wave, International Newspaper of Solids and Structures 7, THAU and READ (1971) 2) Dynamic Mechanics L.B FREUND Fractures.

Titre : SDLV123 - Calcul de G élastodynamique en milieu i[...] Date : 27/05/2013 Page : 6/7 3 Modelization A 3.1 Characteristic of the modelization It acts of a modelization in plane strains: 3.2 Characteristics of the mesh Many nodes: 832 Number of meshes and types: 323 TRIA6, 42 QUAD8, 59 SEG3 Crown 1: R inf =1. R sup =4. Crown 2: R inf =0.5 R sup =4.5 3.3 Results the values tested are those of the rate of refund of energy G on various integration contours: The value of reference is G=5.94510 7 N /mm It is given per unit of area of extension of crack, therefore for a=5 and taking into account the symmetry of the mesh, it is necessary to compare result Aster with: G Aster =G r f a 2 =1.477810 6, because G in to a surface of extension of 1 radian corresponds.

Titre : SDLV123 - Calcul de G élastodynamique en milieu i[...] Date : 27/05/2013 Page : 7/7 4 Modelization B 4.1 Characteristic of the modelization It acts of a modelization in 3D: 4.2 Characteristics of the mesh Many nodes: 3230 Number of meshes and types: 1560 QUAD4, 2400 HEXA8, 253 SEG2 Crown 1: R inf =1. R sup =4. Crowns 2: R inf =0.5 R sup =4.5 4.3 Results the values tested are identical to those of modelization A. 5 Synthèse of the Invariance results of result compared to contours. Correct thermal term.