Study of Q345 Steel under Tensile Failure with Bilateral Parallelcracks

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The parallel crackswere prefabricated on both sides of theQ345 steel specimensand the tensile failure tests were performed.The effects of parallel crack spacing and crack length on the crack propagation behavior were studied and the fracture modes were investigated with electronic scanning microscope.The finite element analysis of tensile fracture process was also fulfilled based on the ductile metal damage theory, and the crack propagation and the crack stress field evolution around the crack tips were studied. The simulation was agreed with experimental results, and these analysis shows that the crack propagation related with double crack tip of horizontal distance ratio. When the longitudinal and horizontal distance ratio of the two crack tip is less than 1, the linkage between two cracks occurs, or two cracks expand independently. Simulation analysis shows that cracks deflect and connect with another one when the two high Mises plastic stress zones are met with each other; on the contrary, cracks propagate separately.

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