Efficient Modeling of the Thermal-Cracking of a Spherical Shell Encapsulating a Round Inclusion

Gérard Philippe Zéhil

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.995.214

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Efficient Modeling of the Thermal-Cracking of a Spherical Shell Encapsulating a Round Inclusion

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A simple and efficient computational tool modeling the brittle thermal-cracking behavior of a spherical shell encapsulating a round inclusion is presented and compared to existing numerical techniques. Model applications to parametric studies and to particulate composite materials are proposed.

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Gérard Philippe Zéhil*

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Analytical Modeling, Inclusion, Matrix, Particulate Composite Materials, Temperature Change, Thermal Cracking

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