EventsThe Eighteenth International Conference of Experimental Mechanics
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This submission belongs to the session ICEM. ICEM 2018 of the event The Eighteenth International Conference of Experimental Mechanics
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07 May, 2018
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Sanichiro Yoshida, Conor McGibboney, 052 Early detection of damages based on comprehensive theory of deformation and fracture, in Proceedings of The Eighteenth International Conference of Experimental Mechanics, Brussels, 1 July–5 July 2018, MDPI: Basel, Switzerland, doi: 10.3390/ICEM18-05201
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052 Early detection of damages based on comprehensive theory of deformation and fracture

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1. Southeastern Louisiana University
Abstract

Numerical studies have been conducted based on the recently published Deformation Field Theory. Effects of pulling rates on displacement waves and volume expansion waves are analyzed in a finite element model (FEM) of a solid experiencing a uni-axial tensile load. Without relying on empirical data, the model’s numerical results demonstrate empirically known concepts that a fracture occurs more easily when the pulling rate is high, and the direction of external load is reversed.

Keywords
Deformation field theory
Fracture mechanics
Deformation and fracture wave dynamics
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