2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.engfracmech.2016.12.021
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Numerical estimation of strain intensity factors at the tip of a rigid line inclusion embedded in a finite matrix

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“…Although beneficial for stiffness (and other properties such as hardness and resistance to decomposition by heat or chemical attack), the introduction of stiff lamellar inclusions plays a complex role on the effective strength. It has been proven both theoretically [3,6,11,13,21,30,32,39] and experimentally [27,28,35,37] that stiff lamellar inclusions create a strong stress concentration in the matrix material, which may lead to premature failure by shear band or crack nucleation and growth [47]. Therefore, the study of shear banding represents a key for the design of materials with superior mechanical properties.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although beneficial for stiffness (and other properties such as hardness and resistance to decomposition by heat or chemical attack), the introduction of stiff lamellar inclusions plays a complex role on the effective strength. It has been proven both theoretically [3,6,11,13,21,30,32,39] and experimentally [27,28,35,37] that stiff lamellar inclusions create a strong stress concentration in the matrix material, which may lead to premature failure by shear band or crack nucleation and growth [47]. Therefore, the study of shear banding represents a key for the design of materials with superior mechanical properties.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%