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A. I. Khromov, "Fracture of rigid-plastic bodies and fracture constants," Mech. Solids. 40 (3), 109-122 (2005)
Year 2005 Volume 40 Number 3 Pages 109-122
Title Fracture of rigid-plastic bodies and fracture constants
Author(s) A. I. Khromov (Komsomolsk-on-Amur)
Abstract The theory of ideal rigid-plastic bodies is one of the most elaborated branches of solid mechanics. Within the framework of that theory, the main attention has been given to problems of the limiting equilibrium, i.e., the initiation of plastic flow. Only few solutions have been obtained for problems that take into account the geometry of the body and pertain to the plastic flow. In this connection, we mention the following problems: a wedge indented half-space, a flat punch crushing a wedge [1-3]; uniaxial tension of a plane sample [4] or a cylindrical sample [5]; tension of a strip with V-shaped notches [6]. In [7-9], on the basis of these solutions, a class of solutions was obtained for contact problems for bodies of an arbitrary shape; these solutions take into account changes in the geometry of the free surface. When solving such problems, strains were evaluated visually by observing distortions of a rectangular mesh. A more precise description of the deformation process requires the utilization of tensor characteristics as the measure of strain (distortion tensor, Almansi strain tensor, etc.). Solutions that take into account the geometry of the body are especially needed for calculating strains near the surfaces of displacement rate discontinuities or other singularities of the plastic region.

Another issue of the theory of rigid-plastic bodies is the nonuniqueness of the position and the shape of the plastic region, and therefore, the nonuniqueness of the displacement rate field that determines the geometrical changes of the body. For practical utilization of theoretical solutions, one requires a criterion for choosing a particular plastic flow and one has to formulate the conditions that determine the change of the plastic region.

Fracture of rigid-plastic bodies was studied in [10, 11].

In this paper, an approach is proposed to further development of the said aspects of the theory of rigid-plastic bodies subject to fracture in the case of plane axisymmetric strain.
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Received 03 April 2003
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