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A. A. Gruzdkov, N. F. Morozov, and Yu. V. Petrov, "Equal power principle in multilevel dynamic fracture of solids," Mech. Solids. 41 (6), 135-139 (2006)
Year 2006 Volume 41 Number 6 Pages 135-139
Title Equal power principle in multilevel dynamic fracture of solids
Author(s) A. A. Gruzdkov (St. Petersburg)
N. F. Morozov (St. Petersburg)
Yu. V. Petrov (St. Petersburg)
Abstract Dynamic fracture of continuous media is a nonequilibrium process happening at various structure-scale levels in both space and time. Experiments on dynamic fracture of solids show numerous effects essentially contradicting classical models of strength and crack resistance [1-3]. It is assumed in the corresponding classical criteria that energy and momentum used in the formation of new fracture surfaces and domains in the course of dynamic fracture process are spent continuously. It is shown in [1] that the introduction of physical discreteness (along with the spatially-geometric discreteness discussed in [4-6]), i.e., discrete consumption of energy and momentum necessary to maintain the dynamic fracture process, permits one to resolve a series of inconsistencies in the classical theory. Similar ideas have been stated a little later in [7]. This approach, essentially corresponding to taking into account the discreteness of the space-time metric of dynamic fracture processes in continuous media [8], permits one to construct a generalization of linear fracture mechanics to dynamic problems [9, 10]. The main difference of this approach from other approaches is the explicit introduction of the concept of incubation period (the characteristic relaxation time of the "prefracture" process [9]) representing a scale parameter on the time scale and also the corresponding limit condition (criterion) of fracture of a continuous medium at a given scale level taking into account both the space-time structure and the physical (energy) discreteness of the fracture process.
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