Split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB)has been used to study the dynamic failure pattern of flattened mortar Brazilian disc under impact load.Each disc contains several prefabricated cracks paralleled to each other.Dynami...Split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB)has been used to study the dynamic failure pattern of flattened mortar Brazilian disc under impact load.Each disc contains several prefabricated cracks paralleled to each other.Dynamic FEM has also been adopted to simulate such failure behavior.The mechanism of crack initiation,propagation and cut-through have been scrutinized with both experimental and numerical approaches.Influence of the number of the prefabricated cracks on the specimen strength and acoustic emission(AE)performance can be observed and studied.The results show that the strength decreases and AE counts increases,when the number of the prefabricated cracks increases.展开更多
Both experimental and numerical approaches were used to study dynamic failure properties and patterns of flattened Brazilian discs,containing two prefabricated cracks intersected at a varying angle.Mechanism of crack ...Both experimental and numerical approaches were used to study dynamic failure properties and patterns of flattened Brazilian discs,containing two prefabricated cracks intersected at a varying angle.Mechanism of crack initiation,propagation,and cut-through were scrutinized and influences of the intersection angle on specimen strength and acoustic emission performance were also studied.All primary cracks initialize near the middle or the tip points of the upper prefabricated crack,and they continue to develop along the load direction and finally cut through the specimen.The secondary cracks could be observed in directions almost horizontal or parallel to the directions of prefabricated cracks.Furthermore,it is found that stress intensity factor reaches its maximum for specimen with intersection angle of 0 degree.展开更多
基金Funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51678170,51878190)。
文摘Split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB)has been used to study the dynamic failure pattern of flattened mortar Brazilian disc under impact load.Each disc contains several prefabricated cracks paralleled to each other.Dynamic FEM has also been adopted to simulate such failure behavior.The mechanism of crack initiation,propagation and cut-through have been scrutinized with both experimental and numerical approaches.Influence of the number of the prefabricated cracks on the specimen strength and acoustic emission(AE)performance can be observed and studied.The results show that the strength decreases and AE counts increases,when the number of the prefabricated cracks increases.
基金Funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51878190 and 51678170)。
文摘Both experimental and numerical approaches were used to study dynamic failure properties and patterns of flattened Brazilian discs,containing two prefabricated cracks intersected at a varying angle.Mechanism of crack initiation,propagation,and cut-through were scrutinized and influences of the intersection angle on specimen strength and acoustic emission performance were also studied.All primary cracks initialize near the middle or the tip points of the upper prefabricated crack,and they continue to develop along the load direction and finally cut through the specimen.The secondary cracks could be observed in directions almost horizontal or parallel to the directions of prefabricated cracks.Furthermore,it is found that stress intensity factor reaches its maximum for specimen with intersection angle of 0 degree.