压电拼接电磁复合材料中裂纹对SH波的散射

利用积分变换及奇异积分方程技术研究电磁复合材料底层处裂纹对SH波散射问题。假定裂纹面的边界条件为电渗透性,通过Fourier余弦变化将问题转化为对偶积分方程,并利用Copson方法将对偶积分方程转化为第二类Fredholm积分方程求解。给出标准动应力强度因子表达式;通过数值计算分析裂纹长度、裂纹到界面距离、入射波频率及入射角对标准动应力强度因子影响。     

压电材料中孔边径向裂纹的动应力强度因子

采用Green函数法研究含圆孔边界径向有限长度裂纹的无限压电材料对SH波的散射和裂纹尖端动应力强度因子问题。首先构造出具有半圆型凹陷半无限压电介质的弹性位移Green函数和电场Green函数,然后采用裂纹"切割"方法构造孔边裂纹,并根据契合思想和界面上的连接条件建立起求解问题的定解积分方程组。得到孔边动应力强度因子的解析表达式。最后作为算例,给出了裂纹尖端动应力强度因子的计算结果图并进行了讨论。部分计算结果与相应的弹性材料进行了比较。     

压电介质夹杂功能梯度压电带界面双裂纹反平面问题

利用积分方程方法,本文研究了夹在两个均匀压电半空间的功能梯度压电带界面共线双裂纹的反平面问题。在电渗透型边界条件下,通过Fourier余弦变换将所考虑的问题化为一对偶积分方程,再用Copson方法将该对偶积分方程转化为Fredholm方程进行数值求解,从而给出了裂纹尖端的应力强度因子,电位移强度因子的表达式。分析了裂纹长度,功能梯度非均匀参数以及材料的几何尺寸等对应力强度因子的影响。     

压电压磁双层材料界面二维裂纹分析

该文利用积分变换和奇异积分方程技术研究压电压磁双材料界面裂纹二维断裂问题.假设界面上压电材料电势和压磁材料磁势为零:压电层表面受机械载荷和电位移作用,压磁层表面受机械载荷和磁导作用.导出了相应问题的应力强度因子和机械能量释放率的表达式,给出了机械能量释放率的数值结果.结果表明:在同样机械载荷作用下,压电压磁双材料界面裂...     

一维六方压电准晶中带三条不对称裂纹的圆形孔口的反平面问题（英文）

本文利用复变函数方法和保角映射,研究一维六方压电准晶材料中带不对称三裂纹的圆形孔口的的断裂问题.根据准晶压电材料基本方程的基础上,利用点群的对称性和一维六方准晶的线性压电效应,导出了一维六方准晶压电材料反平面问题的控制方程,并结合Cauchy积分公式,得到电非渗透与电渗透边界条件下的裂纹尖端场强度因子的解析表达式.当改变裂纹长度和孔口半径时,所得结果可以模拟出一些新裂纹模型.在不考虑电载荷作用时,所得结果和原有结果是一致的.通过数值算例讨论了材料的几何参数对场强度因子的影响,得出水平裂纹长度和圆半径可以促进裂纹增长.本研究为工程中材料的制备与应用将提供可靠的理论价值.     

压电复合材料中圆孔边Ⅲ型非对称裂纹的场强度因子

研究了压电复合材料中圆孔边4个非对称裂纹在远处受面内电载荷和面外力载荷共同作用下的断裂行为。利用复变函数方法和新映射函数将问题转化为Cauchy积分方程组。通过求解Cauchy积分方程组,得到了电非渗透型和电渗透型两种边界条件下裂纹尖端电弹性场和场强度因子的解析解。所得结果不仅可退化为已有解,而且可模拟出若干新的缺陷构型,如压电复合材料中圆孔边三裂纹、半无限压电复合材料中半圆孔边单裂纹及半无限压电体中边界裂纹。将所得结果与有限元结果进行比较,吻合很好,证实了文中方法的正确性和有效性。数值算例分析了缺陷的几何参数对场强度因子的影响规律。     

一维六方压电准晶中带三条不对称裂纹的圆形孔口的反平面问题

本文利用复变函数方法和保角映射,研究一维六方压电准晶材料中带不对称三裂纹的圆形孔口的的断裂问题。根据准晶压电材料基本方程的基础上,利用点群的对称性和一维六方准晶的线性压电效应,导出了一维六方准晶压电材料反平面问题的控制方程,并结合Cauchy积分公式,得到电非渗透与电渗透边界条件下的裂纹尖端场强度因子的解析表达式。当改变裂纹长度和孔口半径时,所得结果可以模拟出一些新裂纹模型。在不考虑电载荷作用时,所得结果和原有结果是一致的。通过数值算例讨论了材料的几何参数对场强度因子的影响,得出水平裂纹长度和圆半径可以促进裂纹增长。本研究为工程中材料的制备与应用将提供可靠的理论价值。     

压电材料中螺型位错偶极子与圆弧形界面裂纹的电弹干涉效应

研究了在无穷远力电荷载作用下广义螺型位错偶极子与圆弧形界面裂纹的电弹干涉作用。运用复变函数方法,导出了该问题的一般解答,并获得了界面上只有一条裂纹时的封闭形式解,求得了基体及夹杂区域复势函数、广义应力场、裂纹尖端的广义应力强度因子以及作用在螺型位错偶极子上的位错力和力偶矩。讨论了裂纹长度、压电材料电弹常数以及位错偶极子的位置对裂纹尖端应力强度因子、偶极子中心的位错力和像力偶矩的影响。     

与土体部分脱离的刚性半圆形基础的出平面动力响应

本文利用波函数法结合奇异积分方程技术分析了刚性半圆形基础与土体部分脱离时的出平面动力响应问题.将界面脱离区模拟为界面裂纹,根据问题的混合边值条件获得一组奇异积分方程,通过数值求解给出了基础和土体的位移场,并借助断裂力学中动应力强度因子的概念讨论了界面剪应力强度.     

压电复合材料的共线周期性裂纹平面问题的电弹性场分析

利用复变函数知识、半逆解法及待定系数法, 研究了压电复合材料的共线周期性裂纹问题, 给出了在电不可渗透边界条件下的应力、电位移、应力强度因子、电位移强度因子和机械应变能释放率的解析解。当裂纹间距趋于无穷时, 共线周期性裂纹退化为一条单裂纹, 得到了压电复合材料一条单裂纹的结果。通过数值算例讨论了共线周期性裂纹的裂纹长度、裂纹间距和机电载荷对机械应变能释放率的影响规律。结果表明, 机械应变能释放率随着共线周期性裂纹的裂纹长度、共线周期性裂纹的裂纹间距、机械载荷和正电场的增大而增大, 随着负电场的增大而减小。     

On the dynamic behavior of a piezoelectric-elastic laminate with a crack in the piezoelectric material under electro-mechanical loads

The dynamic behavior of a piezoelectric-elastic laminate with a crack in the piezoelectric material under in-plane steady-state electro-mechanical loads is considered. Based on the use of integral transform techniques, the problem is reduced to a set of singular integral equations, which are solved using Chebyshev polynomial expansions. Numerical results are provided to show the variation of both the dynamic stress intensity factors and electric displacement intensity factor with frequencies of the applied electro-mechanical loads. A phenomenon similar to “resonance” is observed when the applied loads act in some specific ranges of frequencies, and both the dynamic stress intensity factors and electric displacement intensity factor may increase significantly, which will lead to the failure of piezoelectric material. The effects of applied electric fields, crack geometry and elastic layer thickness on the phenomenon are also discussed.     

Yoffe-type moving edge crack in a piezoelectric block

Summary We consider an anti-plane edge moving crack problem with the constant velocity in a piezoelectric ceramic block. The far-field anti-plane shear mechanical and in-plane electrical loads are applied to the piezoelectric block. It is expressed to a Fredholm integral equation of the second kind. Expressions for the dynamic field intensity factors and the dynamic energy release rate are obtained. The dynamic stress intensity factor and the dynamic energy release rate depend on the crack propagation speed. Numerical results for several piezoelectric materials are also presented.     

On the dynamic propagation of an anti-plane shear crack in a functionally graded piezoelectric strip

Summary. In this paper, a finite crack propagating at constant speed in a functionally graded piezoelectric material (FGPM) is studied. It is assumed that the electroelastic material properties of the FGPM vary continuously according to exponential gradients along the thickness of the strip, and that the strip is under anti-plane shear mechanical and in-plane electrical loads. The analysis is conducted on the electrically unified (natural) crack boundary condition, which is related to the ellipsoidal crack parameters. By using the Fourier transform, the problem is reduced to the solutions of Fredholm integral equations of the second kind. Numerical results for the stress intensity factor and crack sliding displacement are presented to show the influences of the elliptic crack parameters, crack propagation speed, electric field, FGPM gradation, crack length, and electromechanical coupling coefficient. It reveals that there are considerable differences between traditional electric crack models and the present unified crack model.     

Transient analysis of a piezoelectric strip with a permeable crack under anti-plane impact loads

The problem of a through permeable crack situated in the mid-plane of a piezoelectric strip is considered under anti-plane impact loads for two cases. The first is that the strip boundaries are free of stresses and of electric displacements, and the second is that the strip boundaries are clamped rigid electrodes. The method adopted is to reduce the mixed initial-boundary value problem, by using integral transform techniques, to dual integral equations, which are further transformed into a Fredholm integral equation of the second kind by introducing an auxiliary function. The dynamic stress intensity factor and energy release rate in the Laplace transform domain are obtained in explicit form in terms of the auxiliary function. Some numerical results for the dynamic stress intensity factor are presented graphically in the physical space by using numerical techniques for solving the resulting Fredholm integral equation and inverting Laplace transform.     

Dynamic behavior of a crack in a functionally graded piezoelectric strip bonded to two dissimilar half piezoelectric material planes

Summary. The dynamic behavior of a crack in a functionally graded piezoelectric material (FGPM) strip bonded to two half dissimilar piezoelectric material planes subjected to combined harmonic anti-plane shear wave and in-plane electrical loading was studied under the limited permeable and permeable electric boundary conditions. It was assumed that the elastic stiffness, piezoelectric constant and dielectric permittivity of the functionally graded piezoelectric layer vary continuously along the thickness of the strip. By using the Fourier transform, the problem can be solved with a set of dual integral equations in which the unknown variables are the jumps of the displacements and the electric potentials across the crack surfaces. In solving the dual integral equations, the jumps of the displacements and the electric potentials across the crack surfaces were expanded in a series of Jacobi polynomials. Numerical results illustrate the effects of the gradient parameter of FGPM, electric loading, wave number, thickness of FGPM strip and electric boundary conditions on the dynamic stress intensity factors (SIFs).     

Effect of electromechanical coupling on the dynamic interaction of cracks in piezoelectric materials

Summary This article provides a comprehensive treatment of the dynamic interaction between two arbitrarily located and oriented cracks in a piezoelectric medium under steady-state inplane electrical and antiplane mechanical loads. Using an impermeable condition along the crack surfaces, a fundamental dynamic solution was developed for the single crack problem. In this fundamental solution, the single crack problem was treated using Fourier transform and the appropriate singular integral equations. The fundamental solution was then implemented into a pseudo-incident wave method to account for the interaction between the cracks. Numerical examples are provided to show the effect of the geometry of the cracks, the material constants, the frequency of the incident wave and the applied electrical field upon the dynamic stress intensity factors. The results show the significant effect of electromechanical coupling upon the stress intensity factor at the crack tip.     

Dielectric breakdown model for a conductive crack and electrode in piezoelectric materials

The strip dielectric breakdown (DB) model introduced by Zhang and Gao [T.Y. Zhang, C.F. Gao, Fracture behavior of piezoelectric materials, Thero. Appl. Fract. Mech. 41 (2004) 339–379] is used to study the generalized 2D problem of a conductive crack and an electrode in an infinite piezoelectric material. The energy release rate and stress intensity factors are derived based on the Stroh formalism, and then they are applied as failure criteria to predict the critical fracture loads. It is found that the DB strip may take the shielding effect on a conductive crack or electrode. For the case of an electrode, the local energy release rate and stress intensity factor become zero when DB happens ahead of the electrode tip. For the case of a mode-I conductive crack in a transversely isotropic piezoelectric solid, the results based on the DB model show that the critical stress intensity factor linearly increases as the applied electric field parallel to the poling direction increases, while it linearly decreases as the applied electric field anti-parallel to the poling direction increases. Finally, the upper and lower bounds of the actual critical fracture loads are proposed for a conductive crack in a piezoelectric material under combined mechanical–electrical loads.     

Periodically distributed parallel cracks in a functionally graded piezoelectric (FGP) strip bonded to a FGP substrate under static electromechanical load

In this paper, the Fourier integral transform–singular integral equation method is presented for the problem of a periodic array of cracks in a functionally graded piezoelectric strip bonded to a different functionally graded piezoelectric material. The properties of two materials, such as elastic modulus, piezoelectric constant and dielectric constant, are assumed in exponential forms and vary along the crack direction. The crack surface condition is assumed to be electrically impermeable or permeable. The mixed boundary value problem is reduced to a singular integral equation over crack by applying the Fourier transform and the singular integral equation is solved numerically by using the Lobatto–Chebyshev integration technique. The analytic expressions of the stress intensity factors and the electric displacement intensity factors are derived. The effects of the loading parameter λ, material constants and the geometry parameters on the stress intensity factor, the energy release ratio and the energy density factor are studied.     

Dynamic J integral, separated dynamic J integral and component separation method for dynamic interfacial cracks in piezoelectric bimaterials

First, the near-tip stress and electric displacement fields are analytically solved for a dynamically propagating interfacial crack in a piezoelectric bimaterial. Second, from the rate formulation of the energy balance in a piezoelectric material, the path independent dynamic J integral is derived, which has the physical significance of the energy release rate. Using the present near-tip analytical solutions, the relationships between the dynamic J integral and the stress and electric displacement intensity factors are also obtained. It is shown that the path independent dynamic J integral contains the static J integral and the dynamic J integral for elastic materials, and static J integral for piezoelectric materials as special cases. Third, for an interfacial crack in a piezoelectric bimaterial, the path independent separated dynamic J integrals are derived, which have the physical significance of energy flow rates into the propagating interfacial crack tip from the individual material sides or, equivalently, the separated dynamic energy release rates. Fourth, to accurately evaluate mixed-mode stress and electric displacement intensity factors, the component separation method of the dynamic J integral is developed. Finally, the finite element analyses of a static stationary interfacial crack in a piezoelectric bimaterial subject to mechanical, electrical and combined loading are carried out to demonstrate the applicability of the generalized (dynamic) J integral and the separated J integral, and the component separation method.     

Elastostatic analysis of edge cracked orthotropic strips

Summary. The elastostatic problem of an edge cracked orthotropic strip is considered. The crack possesses a semi-infinite length. The crack surfaces are subjected to opening mode I fracture, by a concentrated force action, while the strip surfaces are traction free. Fourier transforms and asymptotic analyses are employed to reduce the problem to a first kind singular integral equation. The stress intensity factor is determined in a closed form expression. The effects of geometric and elastic characteristics of the strip on the values of the stress intensity factor are explained.