Study of the Stress Distribution Around an Orthotropic Bi-Material Notch Tip

Jan Klusák; Tomáš Profant; Michal Kotoul

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.417-418.385

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Study of the Stress Distribution Around an Orthotropic Bi-Material Notch Tip

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Knowledge of the stress distribution is the first and necessary step for the reliable assessment of construction with a geometrical or material discontinuity. General geometry and orthotropic material characteristics of both material components lead to singular stress distribution with general stress singularity exponents different from ½. For the final stress field determination both analytical and numerical approaches are utilised. The results of the theoretical approaches are compared to results from finite element method.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 417-418)

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Jan Klusák, Tomáš Profant, Michal Kotoul

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Composite Material, General Stress Singularitie, Orthotropic Bi-Material Notch

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