PATH AND DEFORMATION OF A CRACK EMANATING FROM AN ELLIPTICAL NOTCH CONTAINING SMALL INCLINED SCRATCH

للكاتبين :

S.E.H. EL-Gemae1, L.A. Abdel-Latif2, S.A.A. Sayedb, A.A. Abdel-Alhady2, and H.E.M. Sallam3

1Mechanical Engineering Department, Al Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt

2Mechanical Design Department, Mataria, Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt.

3Materials Engineering Department, Zagazig University, Zagazig, Egypt

ABSTRACT

Two dimension elastic-plastic finite element model was used to study the initiation and growth

behavior of crack emanating from elliptical notch containing small inclined scratch. Edge plate

was utilized under monotonic and constant amplitude cyclic loading with zero stress ratio. The

effect of notch geometry, the initial scratched crack length, Lo, and initial scratched inclinationangle, θ, on the path of the emanating crack will be considered. When the tip of a crack was

advancing within the affected zone of the simulated notch, transition behavior from the notchaffected

physical short crack regime to the relatively long crack regime was recognized. The

extents of monotonic and cyclic crack tip plastically deformed zone and near tip-relative

displacement were of interest during crack advance. The advancing of inclined scratched crack

presence on elliptical notch was continuity in its inclination up to a certain length at which the

crack return to the preferred plane of crack growth (which is usually perpendicular to the applied

load, Mode I stress intensity factor).

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