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基本説明
Special topic volume, invited papers.
Full Description
Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters BCI (WoS).
This special-topic volume reports on new progress made in the analysis and understanding of fracture and damage mechanics. The Finite Element Method is a well-established analytical tool for theoretical fracture analysis. The development of interface elements which combine aspects of both fracture and damage mechanics has permitted the prediction of both crack initiation and propagation. A number of the papers presented here deal with their use and further development.
Contents
Preface
Experiments to Detect Damage Progression in Axially Compressed CFRP Panels under Cyclic Loading
An Experimental and Numerical Study of the Static and Fatigue Performance of a Composite Adhesive Repair
Influence of Porosity on the Interlaminar Shear Strength of Fibre-Metal Laminates
Automatic Insertion of Cohesive Elements for Delamination Modelling
BEM Analysis of Semipermeable Piezoelectric Cracks
A Boundary Element Free Implementation Using NGF to Solve Fracture Mechanics Applications
Boundary Element Analysis of Cracked Sheets Repaired with Bonded Anisotropic Patches
Dual Boundary Element Analysis for Time-Dependent Fracture Problems in Creeping Materials
