DOI: 10.4995/thesis/10251/19116
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Estudio de las singularidades de frente de grieta y de esquina en grietas tridimensionales mediante el método de los elementos finitos extendido

Abstract: ResumenEn esta tesis se aborda primeramente el estudio de las grietas tridimensionales partiendo de las premisas de la Mecánica de la Fractura Elástica Lineal -mfely considerando la importancia de los términos de segundo orden del desarrollo de Williams para la correcta descripción del campo de tensiones en problemas tridimensionales. El estudio de las grietas tridimensionales se realiza mediante una extensión de los resultados bidimensionales en los que se suponen conceptos que en un estado tridimensional no … Show more

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“…13 (c) that with FEM, the last 7 contours result in the best convergence of J- From the above study, it is shown that the undesirable oscillation effect with XFEM can be minimized if a crack adapted mesh is used. It is also possible to compute the domain integrals using tetrahedron elements, which may improve the versatility of the XFEM method for complicated structures [33]. However, the analyst should be warned about strong oscillations that may appear in the results (this issue is not commented in the ABAQUS documentation).…”
Section: Ki (J) Analysis For Curved Crack In a Cubementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…13 (c) that with FEM, the last 7 contours result in the best convergence of J- From the above study, it is shown that the undesirable oscillation effect with XFEM can be minimized if a crack adapted mesh is used. It is also possible to compute the domain integrals using tetrahedron elements, which may improve the versatility of the XFEM method for complicated structures [33]. However, the analyst should be warned about strong oscillations that may appear in the results (this issue is not commented in the ABAQUS documentation).…”
Section: Ki (J) Analysis For Curved Crack In a Cubementioning
confidence: 99%
“…It should be noted that due to the XFEM enrichments and the J-integral implementation some problems and inaccuracies have been reported [31][32]. [32,33]. Thus, the focus of the study is on the applied methods, instead of convergence rate study.…”
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confidence: 99%