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Predicting the dynamic fracture of steel via a non-local strain-energy density failure criterion.

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    Predicting the onset of fracture in a material subjected to dynamic loading conditions has typically been heavily mesh-dependent, and often must be specifically calibrated for each geometric design. This can lead to costly models and even ; costlier physical testing. In response to this, a failure criterion was created based on the strain energy density (SED) of the ; material. Calculations to obtain the SED were developed to take advantage of a non-local length scale, wherein the sensitivity ; to mesh density was partially reduced. This method was applied to a steel coupon subjected to dynamic uniaxial tension. A ; one-time calibration was used to determine the material’s critical SED in the non-local length scale. This length scale was ; dependent on the mesh density of the model and a prescribed magnifier, such that the failure criterion was a function of the ; length scale. Steel coupons were modeled and tested dynamically. Thicknesses of those coupons were varied and stress ; concentrations were included. Differing grades of steel were also employed. The non-local SED failure criterion provided ; consistent and accurate predictions, regardless of the changes in dimensions of the coupons.
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