有限高磁电弹性体中双半动态与静态裂纹分析

狭长体中的裂纹是断裂力学中经常采用的研究模型。含有共线无限长裂纹的条形磁电弹性体,当面内的力电磁和反平面的剪应力作用在左边裂纹尖端附近的一段裂纹面上时,往往会产生动态断裂。利用复变函数法中的拱形变换公式,导出了磁电全非渗透型边界条件下左裂纹尖端动态的应力强度因子以及机械应变能释放率的解析解。当运动速度趋于零时退化为静止状态下的解。通过数值算例分析了断裂机理,讨论了静止状态下狭长体和裂纹的几何尺寸、外力、电场和磁场分别对能量释放率的影响,为相关器件的设计与制造提供了帮助。     

载流金属材料裂纹尖端电磁应力的数值模拟

用数值模拟方法研究了金属裂纹尖端电磁应力的分布情况,给出了电流分布、磁场分布和电磁应力的分布.模拟结果表明,金属材料裂纹尖端受的电磁应力是最大的,并且这个力的大小随着电流密度的增加而增大,裂纹尖端的电磁力指向金属的内部.通过具体算例表明,在金属能承受的电流密度下,金属材料裂纹尖端的电磁应力约能达到1MPa的数量级.因此,在研究电磁场处理金属裂纹时,不能忽略电磁应力.     

导电薄板内裂纹尖端区域的电磁应力

为了研究电磁应力对导电薄板内裂纹尖端的作用,从基本电磁理论出发,通过对导体表面所受电场力的分析,推得了导电薄板内裂纹边缘处电场力的表达式.在此基础上,通过导电薄板内裂纹尖端区域磁场的确定,得到裂纹尖端区域的电磁应力表达式.裂纹尖端电磁应力的计算表明,金属薄板中裂纹尖端的电磁应力是由裂纹尖端指向金属内部的压应力,并且当电流密度为103～104A/mm2的数量级时,裂纹尖端的压应力数值可达数兆帕到数百兆帕.因此,在研究裂纹止裂问题上,其影响不容忽视.     

在反平面变形下功能梯度压电板条的应力强度因子分析

利用Fourier变换技术将混合边值问题化为对偶积分方程,求解对偶积分方程得到应力强度因子以及电位移强度因子的表达式。最后通过数值计算讨论了材料参数、载荷条件以及裂纹的几何参数等对功能梯度压电材料中裂纹尖端应力强度因子的影响。     

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。     

金属裂纹板复合材料修补结构的超奇异积分方程方法

根据应力强度因子在线弹性范围内具有可叠加性,将金属裂纹板复合材料修补结构进行简化,在表面裂纹线弹簧模型的基础上,建立了基于超奇异积分方程的Line-Spring模型。利用第二类Chebyshev多项式展开的方法,将超奇异积分方程转化为线性方程组,推导出以裂纹面位移表示的应力强度因子表达式,得到了裂纹尖端应力强度因子的数值解,并利用虚拟裂纹闭合法加以验证。参数分析确定了影响对称修补裂纹板应力强度因子的两个主要参数:胶层界面刚度和补片与金属板刚度比,为胶接修补结构的承载能力分析以及改进设计提供理论依据。     

对称斜交铺层复合材料层板在平面变形情况下分层问题的解析-广义变解法

本文采用弹性力学的位移解法研究对称斜交铺层复合材升层板在平面变形情况下的分层问题,得到了满足所有基本方程,层间连续条件与裂纹表面静力边界条件的位移场与应力场的本征展开式.然后利用分区广义变分原理代替裂纹表面以外的边界条件,确定位移场与应力场表达式中的待定系数,进而确定裂纹尖端附近奇异应力场的控制量--广义应力强度因子.由于所有基本方程预先得以满足,在变分方程中只有线积分而无面积分.计算表明,本文方法前期准备工作简便,计算节省机时,结果收敛迅速.     

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。     

FRP布加固具有中心裂纹板条的断裂疲劳性能

研究了FRP布加固具有中心穿透裂纹板条在两端拉伸载荷作用下的断裂和疲劳,得到了FRP布加固板条的界面剪应力,利用叠加原理和断裂力学的基本结果,推导了FRP加固板条裂纹尖端的应力强度因子解析表达式。在此基础上,分别给出了FRP加固具有中心穿透裂纹板条Paris和Elber模型的疲劳寿命预测公式,通过实例计算发现,循环荷载作用下FRP加固具有中心穿透裂纹板条的裂纹闭合效应非常显著,应采用Elber模型预测其疲劳寿命,而对于未加固的裂纹板条,应采用Paris模型预测其疲劳寿命。同时,参数分析表明:FRP布加固长度存在最优值,且FRP刚度对应力强度因子幅值影响显著,应力强度因子幅值随着FRP刚度的增加而减小,因此,其疲劳寿命延长。     

裂纹板贴补应力分析

本文采用含裂纹无限大板特殊基本解和合力边界条件,用体积力法对含裂纹金属薄板的胶贴补强问题进行应力分析。使用一满足胶贴层位移连续条件的剪切单元,把问题转化为对裂纹板和贴片的分析。由于使用的特殊基本解精确满足裂纹面自由力边界条件,避免了对裂纹尖端附近的奇异场进行离散处理,因而可以比较精确地求出裂纹尖端附近的应力分布,同时由于单位集中力引起的裂纹尖端应力强度因子可以解析得到,因而可以较准确地反映出用应力强度因子的降低来表征的贴补效果。作为贴补计算的例子,文中计算了受拉力和剪力作用时,含中心裂纹的金属裂纹板在贴补前后裂纹尖端应力强度因子的降低,给出了贴片的厚度、弹性模量和尺寸及肢贴层厚度等对贴补效果的影响。     

A magneto-electro-elastic material with a penny-shaped crack subjected to temperature loading

Summary The analysis of intensity factors for a penny-shaped crack under thermal, mechanical, electrical and magnetic boundary conditions becomes a very important topic in fracture mechanics. An exact solution is derived for the problem of a penny-shaped crack in a magneto-electro-thermo-elastic material in a temperature field. The problem is analyzed within the framework of the theory of linear magneto-electro-thermo-elasticity. The coupling features of transversely isotropic magneto-electro-thermo-elastic solids are governed by a system of partial differential equations with respect to the elastic displacements, the electric potential, the magnetic potential and the temperature field. The heat conduction equation and equilibrium equations for an infinite magneto-electro-thermo-elastic media are solved by means of the Hankel integral transform. The mathematical formulations for the crack conditions are derived as a set of dual integral equations, which, in turn, are reduced to Abel's integral equation. Solution of Abel's integral equation is applied to derive the elastic, electric and magnetic fields as well as field intensity factors. The intensity factors of thermal stress, electric displacement and magnetic induction are derived explicitly for approximate (impermeable or permeable) and exact (a notch of finite thickness crack) conditions. Due to its explicitness, the solution is remarkable and should be of great interest in the magneto-electro-thermo-elastic material analysis and design.     

Singular stress and electric fields of a piezoelectric ceramic strip with a finite crack under longitudinal shear

Summary Following the theory of linear piezoelectricity, we consider the problem of determining the singular stress and electric fields in an orthotropic piezoelectric ceramic strip containing a Griffith crack under longitudinal shear. The crack is situated symmetrically and oriented in a direction parallel to the edges of the strip. Fourier transforms are used to reduce the problem to the solution of a pair of dual integral equations. The solution of the dual integral equations is then expressed in terms of a Fredholm integral equation of the second kind. Numerical values on the stress intensity factor and the energy release rate for piezoelectric ceramics are obtained, and the results are graphed to display the influence of the electric field.     

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).     

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.     

The central crack problem for a functionally graded piezoelectric strip

In this paper the dynamic anti-plane problem for a functionally graded piezoelectric strip containing a central crack vertical to the boundary is considered. The crack is assumed to be electrically impermeable or permeable. Integral transforms and dislocation density functions are employed to reduce the problem to Cauchy singular integral equations. Numerical results show the effects of loading combination parameter, material gradient parameter and crack configuration on the dynamic response. With the permeable assumption, the electric impact has no contribution to the crack tip field singularity. With the impermeable assumption, the direction of applied electric impact loading plays a great role in the behavior of dynamic stress intensity factor, and the existence of electric load always enhances the crack propagation. However, the crack is easier to propagate under the negative electric load than that under the positive electric load.     

A moving crack in a rectangular magnetoelectroelastic body

The singular stress, electric fields and magnetic fields in a rectangular magnetoelectroelastic body containing a moving crack under longitudinal shear are obtained. Fourier transforms and Fourier sine series are used to reduce the mixed boundary value problems of the crack, which is assumed to be permeable or impermeable, to dual integral equations, and then expressed in terms of Fredholm integral equations of the second kind. Results show that the stress intensity factors are influenced by the material constants, the geometry size ratio and the velocity of the crack, and the propagation of the crack possibly brings about branching phenomena.     

A Moving Mode-III Crack in a Functionally Graded Piezoelectric Strip

In this paper, the problem of a functionally graded piezoelectric strip with a constant-velocity Yoffe-type moving crack is considered. By using the Fourier transforms, the problem is first reduced to dual integral equations and then into Fredholm integral equations of the second kind. The electroelastic field near the crack tip is obtained for electrical impermeable boundary conditions and electrical permeable boundary conditions, respectively. The results obtained show that the gradient of the material properties can increase or decrease the magnitudes of the stress intensity factors, and the velocity can disturb the stress distribution near the crack tip.     

Non-local theory solution of a mode-I crack in a piezoelectric/piezomagnetic composite material plane

The non-local theory solution of a mode-I permeable crack in a piezoelectric/piezomagnetic composite material plane was given by using the generalized Almansi’s theorem and the Schmidt method in this paper. The problem was formulated through Fourier transform into two pairs of dual integral equations, in which the unknown variables are the displacement jumps across the crack surfaces. To solve the dual integral equations, the displacement jumps across the crack surfaces were directly expanded as a series of Jacobi polynomials. Numerical examples were provided to show the effects of the crack length and the lattice parameter on the stress field, the electric displacement field and the magnetic flux field near the crack tips. Unlike the classical elasticity solutions, it is found that no stress, electric displacement and magnetic flux singularities are present at the crack tips in piezoelectric/piezomagnetic composite materials. The non-local elastic solution yields a finite hoop stress at the crack tip, thus allowing us to use the maximum stress as a fracture criterion.     

Anti-plane shear crack in a magnetoelectroelastic layer sandwiched between dissimilar half spaces

The crack problem of a magnetoelectroelastic layer bonded to dissimilar half spaces under anti-plane shear and in-plane electric and magnetic loads is considered. Fourier transforms are used to reduce the mixed boundary value problems of the crack, which is assumed to be permeable, to simultaneous dual integral equations, and then expressed in terms of Fredholm integral equations of the second kind. Numerical results show that the stress intensity factors are influenced by the magnetoelectric interactions and the geometry size ratio.     

Transient response of a cracked magnetoelectric material under the action of in-plane sudden impacts

Dynamic analysis of a crack embedded in a magnetoelectric material is made when subjected to in-plane mechanical, electric and magnetic impacts. The Laplace and Fourier transforms are applied to reduce the associated initial- and mixed-boundary value problem to dual integral equations, and then to singular integral equations with Cauchy kernel. By numerically solving the resulting equation, the dynamic field intensity factors as well as CODs, and energy release rates near the crack tip are evaluated and presented graphically. The effects of applied magnetic and electric impacts on crack growth are discussed. Obtained results show that, different from the static results, applied magnetic and electric impacts can strongly affect dynamic stress intensity factors.