
The results of modeling composite elements process destruction by shear force according to von Mises criterion and acoustic emission signals generated with decrease of composite properties dispersion are considered. It has been determined that decrease of composite properties dispersion leads to increase the rate of fall the curves change in the remaining elements in time and decrease the time of fracture process. It was found that with decrease of composite properties dispersion there is increase of generated acoustic emission signal amplitude and decrease in its duration. It has been determined that the regularities of generated acoustic emission signals maximum amplitude increase and acoustic emission signals duration decrease are well described by power-law functions. Comparison of the obtained data with the data at composite destruction according to the OR criterion is carried out. It has been determined that the patterns of acoustic emission signals maximum amplitudes and durations change are similar. However, when using the OR criterion, the values of acoustic emission signals amplitudes and durations are higher than when using the Mises criterion.
критерій руйнування, амплітуда акустичної емісії, длительность сигнала, тривалість сигналу, composite material, акустична емісія, destruction criterion, критерий разрушения, композиционный материал, амплитуда акустической эмиссии, signal duration, amplitude of acoustic emission, акустическая эмиссия, acoustic emission, композиційний матеріал
критерій руйнування, амплітуда акустичної емісії, длительность сигнала, тривалість сигналу, composite material, акустична емісія, destruction criterion, критерий разрушения, композиционный материал, амплитуда акустической эмиссии, signal duration, amplitude of acoustic emission, акустическая эмиссия, acoustic emission, композиційний матеріал
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