Modeling of Crack Growth in Steels

Jacek Jackiewicz

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.726.233

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Modeling of Crack Growth in Steels
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Modeling of Crack Growth in Steels

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The paper discusses issues related to the damage accumulation and cracking in steels. Special attention is paid to the selection of appropriate methods in the modeling of progressive damage development. In special cases, the accumulation of damage and crack propagation may lead to the brutal destruction of machine parts. In addition, some attention was drawn to the conditions that can lead to this brutal destruction.

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BCC Steel, Direct Solvers, FCC Steels, Fracture Mechanics, Iterative Solver, Peierls Stress, Strain Localization

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