Thermoelasticity problems for an isotropic medium with plane normal cleavage cracks
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The author proves a comparison theorem to estimate stress intensity factors for plane cracks of irregular shape under force and temperature loads. To this end the Hopf maximum principle and the established thermoelastic analogue are employed. Moreover, the input and embracing cracks are considered. This approach permits the majorant outlines to be constructed in a simplier form and applied for bilaterial estimation of stress intensity factor. The comparison theorem perfomance is shown by concrete examples and calculations.
Hopf maximum principle, plane crack, stress intensity factors, comparison theorem, Thermodynamics in solid mechanics
Hopf maximum principle, plane crack, stress intensity factors, comparison theorem, Thermodynamics in solid mechanics
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