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Two-dimensional and three-dimensional statistical
micromechanical damage models with randomly located
interacting microcracks are presented to investigate the
overall nonlinear mechanical responses of microcrack-
weakened brittle solids. The macroscopic stress-strain
relations of elastic solids with interacting micro-cracks
are micromechanically derived by taking the ensemble
average over all possible realizations. Several different
approximate analytical solutions of a two-crack
interaction model are introduced to account for micro-
crack interaction among many randomly oriented and
distributed microcracks. The overall elastic damage
compliances of microcrack-weakened brittle solids are
also derived by further taking the volume average of the
ensemble-averaged stress-strain relations over the entire
material mesostructural domain. Some special examples are
investigated by using the proposed framework. At variance
with existing phenomenological damage models, the
proposed framework does not employ any fitted 'material
parameters'. 'Cleavage 1' microcrack growth and
'evolutionary damage models' within the proposed context
are also presented. Micromechanical damage mechanics,
Brittle solids, Interact microcracks, Evolutionary damage
models, Constitutive modelling
Date Published: 2018-03-11 18:01:24
Identifier: DTIC_ADA266348
Item Size: 87032623
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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