Abstract
Crack propagation path prediction is very important to prevent critical industrial accidents. However it is considered that the crack propagation path prediction is very difficult in occasion of High Eccentric Impact Loading. In this study, dynamic fracture path prediction under eccentric load that assumed the heavier mixed mode dynamic fracture was simulated by Moving Finite Element Method Based on Delaunay Automatic Triangulation. The generation phase and mixed phase path prediction mode simulations were carried out in these fracture simulations. The Penalty method was incorporated in order to consider the crack surface contact effects. The predicted fracture path using the Penalty method is agreed with experimental fracture path.
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