Combination of a non-local damage model for quasi-brittle materials with a mesh-adaptive finite element technique
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10.1016/j.finel.2015.12.011
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Abstract
Progressive fracture in quasi-brittle materials is often treated via strain softening models in continuum damage mechanics. Such constitutive relations favour spurious strain localization and ill-posedness of boundary value problems. The introduction of non-local damage models together with a characteristic length parameter controlling the size of the fracture process zone is known to regularize the problem. In order to account for the non-locality of these models, it is crucial to work with fine spatial discretizations at the damage progress zone. In this paper we present a non-local damage model in combination with a mesh-adaptive finite element technique that can help automatize the analysis of progressive fracture problems in an efficient manner. Classical two-dimensional examples are given to illustrate the presented approach.
CitacióDe Pouplana, I., Oñate, E. Combination of a non-local damage model for quasi-brittle materials with a mesh-adaptive finite element technique. "Finite elements in analysis and design", Maig 2016, vol. 112, p. 26-39.
ISSN0168-874X
Versió de l'editorhttp://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0168874X15001997
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