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|a Elastic-Plastic Fracture
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|a Numerical Study of Initiation, Stable Crack Growth, and Maximum Load, with a Ductile Fracture Criterion Based on the Growth of Holes /
|c Y. d'Escatha, JC. Devaux
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|a West Conshohocken, Pa. :
|b ASTM International,
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|a Considering a material at the ductile plateau, fracture tests on small specimens in generalized yielding conditions are common. We need to extract from them adequate information to characterize the fracture resistance properties of the material. We also need to predict initiation, crack growth, and maximum load for a crack found in a ductile structure. But the real problems are three-dimensional; for instance, semi-elliptical surface cracks or through-cracks in "small" thicknesses (tunneling and mixed-mode fracture). Moreover, they are not only in the symmetrical Mode I case (angled crack extension)
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|a Crack initiation
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|a Crack propagation
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|a Ductile fracture
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|a Elastic-plastic deformation
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|a Finite elements
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|a Fracture mechanics
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|a Generalized yielding
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|a Instability
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|a Stable crack growth
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|a Ductile fracture
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|a Crack initiation
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|a Crack propagation
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|a Elastic-plastic deformation
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|a Finite elements
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|a Generalized yielding
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|a Instability
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|a Stable crack growth
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|a Devaux, JC.,
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|a d'Escatha, Y.,
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|a American Society for Testing and Materials
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