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Multi-parameter fracture mechanics: crack path in a mixed-mode specimen

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A mixed-mode geometry has been chosen to investigate a crack propagation using the multi-parameter fracture mechanics concept. The socalled Williams’ series expansion is used for the crack-tip stress field approximation. It has been shown that application of the generalized fracture mechanics concept can be crucial for materials with specific fracture behaviour, such as elastic-plastic or quasi-brittle one, when fracture occurs not only in the very vicinity of the crack tip, but also in a more distant surrounding. Then, considering the higher-order terms of the Williams’ expansion in fracture criteria (describing the crack stability and/or crack propagation direction) can bring more precise results. The coefficients of the Williams’ expansion must be calculated numerically (for instance by means of the overdeterministic method in this work) for each cracked configuration, which is very time-consuming, and the analysis is very extensive even for a few basic cracked specimen configurations. On the other hand, a suitable choice of the geometrical configuration of the cracked disc enables performing experiments only on the specimens that could prove the theory about the importance of using the higher-order terms.

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Multi-parameter fracture mechanics: crack path in a mixed-mode specimen

Author: Malíková, Lucie; Šimonová, Hana; Kucharczyková, Barbara; Miarka, Petr
Publisher: Gruppo Italiano Frattura
Year: 2019
DOI: 10.3221/IGF-ESIS.49.07
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Focused on C ack Tip Fields
Mul i-pa ame e ac u e mechanics:
c ack pa h in a mixed-mode specimen
L. Malíko á, H. Šimono á, B. Kucha czyko á
B no Uni e si y o Technology, Facul y o Ci il Enginee ing, Ins i u e o S uc u al Mechanics, Ve eří 331/95, 602 00 B no,
Czech Republic
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[email p o ec ed], h p://o cid.o g/0000-0003-1537-6388
[email p o ec ed], h p://o cid.o g/0000-0002-7123-5099
P. Mia ka
Academy o Sciences o he Czech Republic, Ins i u e o Physics o Ma e ials, . . i., Žižko a 22, 616 62 B no, Czech Republic
and B no Uni e si y o Technology, Facul y o Ci il Enginee ing, Ins i u e o S uc u al Mechanics, Ve eří 331/95, 602 00 B no,
Czech Republic
[email p o ec ed], h p://o cid.o g/0000-0002-4953-4324
ABSTRACT. A mixed-mode geome y has been chosen o in es iga e a c ack
p opaga ion using he mul i-pa ame e ac u e mechanics concep . The so-
called Williams’ se ies expansion is used o he c ack- ip s ess ield
app oxima ion. I has been shown ha applica ion o he gene alized ac u e
mechanics concep can be c ucial o ma e ials wi h speci ic ac u e
beha iou , such as elas ic-plas ic o quasi-b i le one, when ac u e occu s no
only in he e y icini y o he c ack ip, bu also in a mo e dis an su ounding.
Then, conside ing he highe -o de e ms o he Williams’ expansion in
ac u e c i e ia (desc ibing he c ack s abili y and/o c ack p opaga ion
di ec ion) can b ing mo e p ecise esul s. The coe icien s o he Williams’
expansion mus be calcula ed nume ically ( o ins ance by means o he o e -
de e minis ic me hod in his wo k) o each c acked con igu a ion, which is
e y ime-consuming, and he analysis is e y ex ensi e e en o a ew basic
c acked specimen con igu a ions. On he o he hand, a sui able choice o he
geome ical con igu a ion o he c acked disc enables pe o ming expe imen s
only on he specimens ha could p o e he heo y abou he impo ance o
using he highe -o de e ms.
KEYWORDS. C ack- ip ield; Mul i-pa ame e ac u e mechanics; Fini e
elemen analysis; Mixed-mode; Williams’ expansion.
Ci a ion: Malíko á, L., Šimono á, H.,
Kucha czyko á, B., Mia ka, P., Mul i-
pa ame e ac u e mechanics: c ack pa h in a
mixed-mode specimen, F a u a ed In eg i à
S u u ale, 49 (2019) 65-73.
Recei ed: 21.04.2019
Accep ed: 25.04.2019
Published: 01.07.2019
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INTRODUCTION
l hough ac u e mechanics has been s udied o app oxima ely one cen u y, p ope assessmen o c ack beha iou
is s ill unde in es iga ion o many esea che s. One o he cu en asks is mo e p ecise desc ip ion o he c ack-
ip s ess/displacemen ield ha is undamen al in o ma ion necessa y o addi ional mo e complex ac u e
analyses. In he las yea s, he mul i-pa ame e concep seems o be help ul, when some o he ac u e mechanics issues a e
sol ed [1-3]. Con a y o he mos common single-pa ame e linea elas ic ac u e mechanics app oach wo king mainly
only wi h he s ess in ensi y ac o ( i s e m o he Williams’ expansion [4]), he gene alized ac u e mechanics akes in o
accoun also he second (non-singula ) e m o he WE, he so-called T-s ess, as well as he e ms o highe o de s.
Signi icance o he unca ed o m o he Williams’ se ies has been in es iga ed by he au ho s’ collec i e o ins ance in [5-
8]. Mo eo e , gene alized ac u e c i e ia a e aking in o accoun mo e e ms o he Williams’ expansion s a o appea in
scien i ic wo ks. Fo example in [9, 10] he gene alized maximum angen ial s ess c i e ion is in oduced, which conside s
in he ac u e c i e ion no only he s ess in ensi y ac o bu also he T-s ess.
In his wo k, a mixed-mode c acked con igu a ion was chosen and he c ack p opaga ion angle was in es iga ed nume ically
by means o ini e elemen s. The s udy p esen ed ep esen s a pilo analysis ha should help o selec a sui able con igu a ion
o he semi-ci cula disc, pa icula ly he ini ial c ack leng h and he c ack inclina ion angle. This specimen will be conside ed
in planned bending ac u e expe imen s on specimens made o ine-g ained composi es based on he alkali-ac i a ed ma ix
(AAM). Se e al con igu a ions a e sea ched, whe e i can be expec ed ha he desc ip ion o he c ack- ip s ess ield ia
mul i-pa ame e ac u e mechanics b ings much be e esul s o he c ack pa h han he classical one-pa ame e ac u e
mechanics concep .
Cu en ly, iden i ica ion o he basic ma e ial cha ac e is ics o he specially selec ed ma e ial a e aking place. Alkali ac i a ed
aluminosilica e ma e ials ep esen an al e na i e o o dina y Po land-cemen -based ma e ials, educing he en i onmen al
impac o building indus y and o e ing new imp o ed p ope ies. These binde s a e made h ough he mixing o some
non- o poo ly-c ys alline aluminosilica e-based ma e ial, such as blas u nace slag o ly ash, wi h an alkaline ac i a o
(hyd oxides, ca bona es o he mos p e e ably silica es) and wa e [11, 12]. Type and dosage o he ac i a o as well as he
way o cu ing ha e a signi ican e ec on he hyd a ion cou se and inal mechanical p ope ies [13]. The choice o he
composi e wi h AAM o he esea ch co esponds o he lack o in o ma ion abou i s ac u e beha iou .
THEORETICAL BACKGROUND
Mul i-Pa ame e F ac u e Mechanics (MPFM)
he mul i-pa ame e ac u e mechanics concep assumes ha he c ack- ip s ess/displacemen ield is desc ibed by
means o he Williams’ expansion [4] ha was de i ed o a homogeneous elas ic iso opic c acked body wi h an
a bi a y emo e loading. The in ini e powe se ies o he c ack- ip s ess ield can be w i en in he o m:
𝜎 ∑𝐴


 𝑟
𝑓󰇛𝑛,𝜃󰇜∑𝐵


 𝑟
𝑔󰇛𝑚,𝜃󰇜 , whe e 𝑖,𝑗 ∈󰇝𝑥,𝑦󰇞 ; (1)
simila ly, he in ini e powe se ies o he c ack- ip displacemen ield can be w i en in he o m:
u∑A

 
 󰇛n,θ,E,ν󰇜∑B

 
g󰇛m,θ,E,ν󰇜 , whe e i ∈ 󰇝x,y󰇞 . (2)
These a e he wo basic equa ions and hei unca ed o m is used in he esea ch in oduced in his pape . Rega ding he
symbols used, i holds ollowing:

ij and ui ep esen he s ess enso and displacemen ec o componen s, espec i ely; ( ,

 symbolize he pola coo dina es (conside ing he cen e o he coo dina e sys em a he c ack ip and he c ack aces lying
on he nega i e x-axis); ij ,gij and i , gi s and o he known unc ions co esponding o loading mode I ( ) and loading mode
II (g) and hei exp essions can be ound in classical ex books on ac u e mechanics; E and

ep esen Young’s modulus
and Poisson’s a io, espec i ely. The only unknown symbols a e he coe icien s An and Bm o he indi idual e ms o he
se ies – hei alues depend on he ela i e c ack leng h, load, geome y o gene ally, on he c acked specimen con igu a ion.
The e o e, i is necessa y o calcula e hese pa ame e s nume ically and he me hod used wi hin his wo k is desc ibed in he
ollowing ex .
A
T
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O e -De e minis ic Me hod (ODM)
O e -de e minis ic me hod (ODM) was chosen as he p ocedu e o calcula ion o he coe icien s o he indi idual e ms
o he Williams’ expansion. These e ms a e usually neglec ed and only he i s (singula ) e m co esponding o he well-
known s ess in ensi y ac o is aken in o accoun . ODM enables de e mina ion o an a bi a y numbe o he coe icien s
o he se ies in oduced in Eqns. 1 and 2 when pa icula condi ions a e sa is ied.
The p inciple o he me hod consis s in di ec applica ion o Eqn. 2 o displacemen ec o componen s. When k nodes
a e selec ed a ound he c ack ip, a sys em o 2k algeb aic equa ions o he a iables An and Bm can be de ined, when
displacemen s u and as well as he nodes coo dina es and

a e known ( om a ini e elemen model o om an
expe imen ). In o de o ul il he basic idea o he me hod (sol ing o an o e -de e mined sys em o equa ions), i mus
hold ha 2k is la ge han N+M+2, whe e N and M a e he numbe s o he mode I and mode II Williams’ expansion e ms
in he i s unca ed o m, espec i ely. Mo e de ails, ecommenda ions and/o es ic ions ega ding he applica ion o he
me hod can be ound o ins ance in [14, 15]. No e ha he ODM was chosen wi h ega d o i s low equi emen s on he
so wa e and ma hema ical de ini ions/p ocedu es in con as o o he me hod de i ed in li e a u e, such as Hyb id C ack
Elemen (HCE) me hod, Bounda y Colloca ion Me hod (BCM) e c. [16-18].
Maximum Tangen ial S ess c i e ion (MTS)
When a c ack is loca ed a bi a ily o he loading di ec ion, he mixed-mode loading is spoken abou . In o de o desc ibe
he c ack beha iou , pa icula ly i s ajec o y h ough he specimen, se e al ac u e c i e ia ha e been de i ed, see o
ins ance [19]. In his wo k, he Maximum Tangen ial S ess (MTS) c i e ion and minimum S ain Ene gy Densi y (SED)
c i e ion we e chosen. Bo h a e common and o en used when he c ack pa h shall be in es iga ed. The MTS c i e ion is a
s ess-based c i e ion and is independen on he plane s ess o plane s ain condi ions. I s basic idea consis s in he
assump ion ha a c ack will p opaga e in he di ec ion whe e he angen ial s ess


eaches i s maximum [20]. W i en
ma hema ically:

 0 and 
0 . (3)
When he c i e ion is used in his esea ch, he angen ial s ess componen is exp essed ia Williams’ expansion simila ly o
Eqn. 1 and he maximum o ha unc ion is sea ched nume ically in Wol am Ma hema ica code [21].
Minimum S ain Ene gy Densi y c i e ion (SED)
Simila ly, he kink angle o he c ack can be ound by means o he minimum S ain Ene gy Densi y (SED) c i e ion [22][23],
bu he minimum o he unc ion S is sea ched. This condi ion can be again w i en by means o he de i a i es:

 0 and 
0 , whe e 𝑆
 󰇣
󰇛𝜎 𝜎
󰇜𝜎
𝜎 𝜎

󰇤 . (4)
The s ess enso componen s a e app oxima ed by means o he Williams’ expansion conside ing a ious numbe s o he
ini ial e ms and a p ocedu e o inding he minimum o he s ain ene gy densi y ac o S is p og ammed.
The basic di e ence be ween he mul i-pa ame e (gene alized) c i e ia and he classical (one-pa ame e ) ones is he
exis ence o a leng h pa ame e whe e he mul i-pa ame e c i e ion is applied. Because he e does no exis any
unambiguous ecommenda ion how o choose his adial dis ance (only some heo ies ha i should be ela ed o ma e ial
cha ac e is ics [24-26]), se e al a ious alues we e es ed wi hin his s udy.
NUMERICAL MODEL
he analysis on he c ack beha iou and impo ance o he MPFM has been pe o med on a semi-ci cula disc loaded
in bending (SCB), see e.g. [27]. One o he ad an ages o his kind o specimens is he ini ia ion o he ension c ack
e en unde he comp essi e loading, see Fig. 1. Also, he inclina ion o he c ack enables o es specimens unde
a ious mixed mode (I+II) condi ions.
The pa ame e s o he nume ical model we e as ollows: adius o he disc R = 50 mm, span be ween suppo s S = 80 mm,
he c ack leng h a ied be ween a = 10 ÷ 35 mm and he c ack inclina ion angle a ied be ween

= 10° ÷ 50°. Thus, hi y
a ious con igu a ions we e in es iga ed wi h mixed-mode le el be ween KI/KII = 1.5 ÷ 8.
T
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In o de o ge basic ac u e mechanical p ope ies o he alkali-ac i a ed ma e ial unde s udy, se e al es s ha e been
pe o med on p isms wi h dimensions 40  40  160 mm. Young’s modulus o 35 GPa and Poisson’s a io o 0.23 we e
hen applied in he nume ical simula ions based on he esul s o 3-poin bending es and esonance me hod, espec i ely.
Figu e 1: Schema and geome y o he semi-ci cula disc loaded in bending used o he ac u e analysis in his esea ch.
a) b)
Figu e 2: Expe imen al campaign on 40 × 40 × 160 mm c acked p isms unde 3-poin -bending: a) expe imen al se up; b) de ail o he
c ack pa h h ough he specimen.
The nume ical model has been c ea ed as a wo-dimensional (2D), comme cial ini e elemen so wa e ANSYS [28] has
been used. The c ack de lec ion has been s udied unde he comp essi e o ceP = 1 kN conside ing plane s ain bounda y
condi ions. A quad ila e al elemen ype (PLANE183) wi h quad a ic basis unc ions ha e been used o modelling o he
semi-ci cula disc. The FE mesh a he c ack ip has been e ined in o de o ake in o accoun c ack ip singula i y. Fo
applica ion o he ODM, nodes a he adial dis ance o 4 mm ha e been selec ed and hei displacemen s used o e alua ion
o he coe icien s o highe -o de e ms. S ess componen s necessa y o applica ion o men ioned ac u e c i e ia ha e
been exp essed ia Williams’ expansion aking in o accoun up o 10 ini ial e ms o he powe se ies. The c i e ia ha e been
applied a c i ical dis ances C o 0.1, 0.5 and 1 mm. Resul s ob ained a e p esen ed and discussed in he ollowing sec ion.
RESULTS & DISCUSSION
n he ollowing igu es, he dependences o he c ack de lec ion angle ob ained o a ious c acked con igu a ions and
conside ing a ious pa ame e s a e p esen ed. Le ’s summa ize wha pa ame e s ha e been a ied:
 Ini ial ela i e c ack leng h,

= a/R;
 C ack inclina ion angle,

;
I
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 C i ical dis ance, whe e he mul i-pa ame e ac u e c i e ia a e applied, c;
 Numbe o ini ial e ms o he Williams’ expansion conside ed o c ack- ip s ess ield app oxima ion.
In Figs. 3 o 6 only selec ed esul s a e in oduced, because he ex en o he analysis is oo la ge. In luence o he abo e-
men ioned pa ame e s on he c ack de lec ion angles ob ained has been in es iga ed in o de o ind he app op ia e
con igu a ions o subsequen expe imen al campaign ha should p o e he signi icance o conside ing he highe -o de
e ms when he c ack- ip s ess ield is econs uc ed.
Compa ison be ween mul i-pa ame e MTS and SED c i e ion and hei applica ion a a ious dis ances can be obse ed
o sho c acks wi h

= 0.2 in Fig. 3 and o longe c acks wi h

= 0.5 in Fig. 4, espec i ely.
a) MTS,

= a/R = 0.2, c = 0.1 mm b) MTS,

= a/R = 0.2, c = 1.0 mm
c) SED,

= a/R = 0.2, c = 0.1 mm d) SED,

= a/R = 0.2, c = 1.0 mm
Figu e 3: C ack de lec ion angles

ob ained on he SCB specimens o sho c acks (a/R = 0.2) ia mul i-pa ame e MTS and SED
c i e ion applied a c i ical dis ances o 0.1 mm and 1.0 mm o a ious c ack inclina ion angles (

= 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50°) and
conside ing a ious numbe s o ini ial e ms o Williams’s expansion (N, M = 1, 2, 3, 6 and 10).
Resul s p esen ed in Figs. 5 and 6 ep esen s compa ison o he c ack de lec ion angles ob ained ia mul i-pa ame e MTS
and SED c i e ion a a ious c i ical dis ances in dependence on he choice o he numbe o ini ial e ms o he Williams’
expansion o wo inclina ion angles (

= 10° and

= 50°) o sho c acks wi h

= 0.2 (Fig. 5) and o longe c acks wi h

= 0.5 (Fig. 6), espec i ely.

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a) MTS,

= a/R = 0.5, c = 0.1 mm b) MTS,

= a/R = 0.5, c = 1.0 mm
c) SED,

= a/R = 0.5, c = 0.1 mm d) SED,

= a/R = 0.5, c = 1.0 mm
Figu e 4: C ack de lec ion angles

ob ained on he SCB specimens o longe c acks (a/R = 0.5) ia mul i-pa ame e MTS and SED
c i e ion applied a c i ical dis ances o 0.1 mm and 1.0 mm o a ious c ack inclina ion angles (

= 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50°) and
conside ing a ious numbe s o ini ial e ms o Williams’s expansion (N, M = 1, 2, 3, 6 and 10).
Based on he g aphs p esen ed abo e, ollowing conclusions can be s a ed:
 E en a small c i ical dis ances om he c ack ip ( c = 0.1 mm) i has been p o ed ha highe -o de e ms o he
Williams’ expansion could imp o e he accu acy o he es ima ed c ack de lec ion angle.
 This e ec is s onge o longe c acks and when la ge dis ances om he c ack ip a e used o applica ion o he
gene alized ac u e c i e ia.
 The SED c i e ion is less sensi i e o he choice o he numbe o he highe -o de e ms han he MTS c i e ion.
 Gene alized ac u e c i e ia a e mo e impo an o c acks unde mixed mode I+II, han o cases when loading
mode I p e ails (i.e. in ou case o la ge

angles).
In connec ion wi h he expe imen al esea ch in ended by he au ho s, ollowing ecommenda ions can be concluded: The
expe imen al campaign should be pe o med (as much as possible) on SCB specimens wi h la ge c acks and la ge ini ial
de lec ion angles

in o de o be able o in es iga e he e ec o he highe -o de e ms conside ed in he gene alized
ac u e c i e ia on es ima ion o u he c ack p opaga ion angles.
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a) MTS,

= a/R = 0.2,

= 10° b) MTS,

= a/R = 0.2,

= 50°
c) SED,

= a/R = 0.2,

= 10° d) SED,

= a/R = 0.2,

= 50°
Figu e 5: C ack de lec ion angles

ob ained on he SCB specimens o sho c acks (a/R = 0.2) ia mul i-pa ame e MTS and SED
c i e ion applied a c i ical dis ances o 0.1, 0.5 and 1.0 mm o c ack inclina ion angles 10° and 50° and conside ing up o 10 ini ial
e ms o Williams’s expansion.
I he sugges ed app oach is no able o desc ibe he c ack pa h in he ine-g ained composi e based on he alkali-ac i a ed
slag as a quasi-b i le ma e ial, o he ac u e c i e ia ( ha a e mo e sui able o non-b i le ac u e and mixed-mode
condi ions) should be applied, such as maximum a e age angen ial s ess (MATS) c i e ion [29] o o he s. Ano he
possibili y is o use so-called Equi alen Ma e ial Concep (EMC) sugges ed ecen ly by To abi [30] and conside a i ual
b i le ma e ial exhibi ing linea elas ic beha iou ins ead o he eal quasi-b i le one; de ails on his concep can be ound
in he e e ed li e a u e.
CONCLUSIONS
ape deals wi h a pa ame ic s udy on a mixed-mode I+II specimen in o de o ind a sui able geome ical
con igu a ion o a SCB disc o p o ing impo ance o conside ing he highe -o de e ms o he Williams’ expansion
du ing app oxima ion o c ack- ip s ess ield. The analysis shall be pe o med on a no el ma e ial: ine-g ained
composi e based on he alkali-ac i a ed slag (an al e na i e o o dina y po land-cemen -based ma e ials, educing he
en i onmen al impac o building indus y). The c ack de lec ion angle is s udied ia mul i-pa ame e MTS and SED c i e ia
o a ious geome ical con igu a ions and se e al ecommenda ions a e concluded based on he esul s ob ained. The
la ges di e ences be ween he classical single-pa ame e ac u e mechanics and he mul i-pa ame e concep a e obse ed
in SCB specimens wi h la ge c acks and la ge ini ial de lec ion angles

. Thus, he eal ine-g ained composi e specimens
will be p oduced wi h hese pa ame e s.
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a) MTS,

= a/R = 0.5,

= 10° b) MTS,

= a/R = 0.5,

= 50°
c) SED,

= a/R = 0.5,

= 10° d) SED,

= a/R = 0.5,

= 50°
Figu e 6: C ack de lec ion angles

ob ained on he SCB specimens o la ge c acks (a/R = 0.5) ia mul i-pa ame e MTS and SED
c i e ion applied a c i ical dis ances o 0.1, 0.5 and 1.0 mm o c ack inclina ion angles 10° and 50° and conside ing up o 10 ini ial
e ms o Williams’s expansion.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
inancial suppo om he Czech Science Founda ion (p ojec No. 18-12289Y) and om he Facul y o Ci il
Enginee ing, B no Uni e si y o Technology (p ojec No. FAST-S-19-5896) is g a e ully acknowledged.
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