Abstract

A numerical analysis of the stress field at the tip of a crack showed high localization, increasing with increase of anisotropy and normal and shear stresses at the crack tip, which can cause various types of fracture. The use of the J-integral for estimates of the flow of elastic energy to the crack tip, simulated by a greatly elongated elliptical notch, is apparently possible in approximate calculations, taking into account localization of the zone of nonlinear behavior of the material. A scheme of estimating the crack resistance of a fibrous material with brittle components, taking into account the contribution of various forms of microfracture to energy dissipation, is proposed. The calculated value of G* differs from the experimental data by about 20%, which, taking into account the simplicity of the calculation method, can be considered satisfactory.

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