Procedia Engineering
 2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.proeng.2011.04.152
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Transient analysis of collinear cracks under anti-plane dynamic loading

Kuang‐Chong Wu
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J.C. Chen
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“…Collinear cracks in homogeneous linearly elastic material subjected to impact loading were considered in [4]. To solve the problem for equally spaced cracks the integral equations based on the dislocation fundamental solution were derived.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Effects of crack closure and friction for linear crack under normal impact

Menshykov
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Menshykova
2
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Guz
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2020
Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements
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“…Collinear cracks in homogeneous linearly elastic material subjected to impact loading were considered in [4]. To solve the problem for equally spaced cracks the integral equations based on the dislocation fundamental solution were derived.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Effects of crack closure and friction for linear crack under normal impact

Menshykov
1
,
Menshykova
2
,
Guz
3
2020
Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements
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Dislocation technique to obtain the dynamic stress intensity factors for multiple cracks in a half-plane under impact load

Hejazi
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Ayatollahi
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Bagheri
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Transient analysis of several cracks in an orthotropic material under impact load

Monfared
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Ayatollahi
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2013
J Mech Sci Technol
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