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Parameters Identification for GTN Model and Their Verification on 42CrMo4 Steel

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The base of this paper is exact measurement of deformation and fracture material characteristics in laboratory, evaluation of these parameters and their application in models of finite element analysis modelling the fracture behaviour of components with defects. The base of the work is dealing with ductile fracture of forget steel 42CrMo4. R-curve is modelled by 3D FEM using WARP3D and Abaqus. Crack extension is simulated in sense of element extinction algorithms. Determination of micro-mechanical parameters is based on combination of tensile tests and microscopic observation. Input parameters for the next computation and simulation were received on the base of image analysis, namely fN and fo. The possibility of transferring these parameters to another specimen is discussed.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 482)

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335-338

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.482.335

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April 2005

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Vladislav Kozák, Libor Vlček

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Ductile Fracture, GTN Model, R-Curve, Vanishing Elements

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