Mode I and mode II stress intensity factors and dislocation density behaviour in strain gradient plasticity

Shlyannikov, V.N.; Martínez‐Pañeda, Emilio; Tumanov, A.V.; Khamidullin, R.

doi:10.1016/j.tafmec.2021.103128

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“…14 But the difference is that the area of the inclined plane of the crack initiation zone is usually much larger than that of polycrystalline materials. It was reported that the formation of a crack surface at the inclined plane includes the cracking components of modes I and II/III 15,16 with respect to the loading stress, which is driven by the cyclic normal stress and shear stress, respectively. Therefore, the stress distribution at the crack tip is an important factor that influences the delete path directions of the crack in the initiation and propagation stages.…”

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Effect of microstructure and local stress on small crack initiation and propagation paths in coarse‐grained FeCrAl alloys

Zhan,

Liu,

Dai

et al. 2023

Fatigue Fract Eng Mat Struct

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This study investigated the high cycle fatigue crack initiation and propagation behaviors in coarse‐grained FeCrAl alloys, with a focus on the relationship between the path of small cracks and the local microstructure. The results show that the small cracks initiate along the {100} slip plane due to the synthetical influence of local microstructure and shear stress. The initiation zone forms inclined areas with layered fine‐grain areas caused by cyclic shear stress. Quantitative analysis of the stress intensity factor (SIF) indicates that in the realm of mixed‐mode loading, the SIF of Mode I takes the lead in determining the intensity of stress and strain fields at the crack tip. As the crack propagates further, the SIF steadily increases. Once it reaches a specific threshold, the propagation mode within a coarse grain shifts from Mode II to Mode I. Moreover, fatigue life increases with a tendency for decreased SIF during crack deflection.

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confidence: 99%