Interference Analysis between Crack and General Inclusion in an Infinite Plate by Body Force Method

Takuichiro Ino; Shohei Ueno; Akihide Saimoto

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.577-578.1

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Interference Analysis between Crack and General Inclusion in an Infinite Plate by Body Force Method

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A Continously Embedded Force Doublet over the Particular Region can be Regardedas the Distributing Eigen Strain. this Fact Implies that many Sorts of Inelastic Strain can Bereplaced by the Force Doublet. in the Present Paper, the Force Doublet is Used to Alter the Localconstitutive Relationship. as a Result, a Method for Analyzing the General Inclusion Problem Inwhich the Material Properties of the Inclusion are Not only Diﬀerent from those of the Matrixmaterial but also can be even a Function of Spacial Coordinate Variables is Proposed. Thetheoretical Background of the Present Analysis is Explained Followed by some Representativenumerical Results.

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Takuichiro Ino, Shohei Ueno, Akihide Saimoto

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Force Doublet, Graded Material, Inclusion, Principle of Superposition

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