(Article) Fracture of rigid solids: a discrete approach based on damaging interface modelling
Résumé
We describe the progressive and delayed fracture of rigid solids by a discrete modelling. Each rigid solid is considered as an assembly of particles with initial cohesive bonds, the latter decreasing progressively during the loading. A damaging interface model is proposed to describe this progressive phenomenon. The model has been implemented in a discrete element code. The first illustrative example, which is actually a parametric study, deals with the progressive damage and sudden fracture of a single interface submitted to an uniaxial tension. The second example is related to the crushing of an assembly of rigid solids--i.e. a granular medium--submitted to an oedometric compression.
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Matériaux
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