Experimental and Numerical Modeling of the Phenomenon of Delamination Cracking in S235 Steel

Robert Pala; Jarosław Galkiewicz; Ihor Dzioba

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.250.145

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Experimental and Numerical Modeling of the Phenomenon of Delamination Cracking in S235 Steel

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In the paper was compared the stress state in front of the crack for SEN(B) specimens of S235RJ steel without and with delamination cracks. Stress distribution and characteristics of stress state triaxiality were calculated for both type of specimens. It was showed a reduction in the stress fields and triaxiality parameters in front of the main crack in the presence of delamination cracking.

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Robert Pala*, Jarosław Galkiewicz, Ihor Dzioba

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Characteristics of Stress State Triaxiality, Delamination, Stress Distribution in Front of the Crack

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