The present work is concerned with a penny-shaped Dugdale crack embedded in an infinite space of one-dimensional （1D） hexagonal quasicrystals and subjected to two identical axisymmetric temperature loadings on the u...The present work is concerned with a penny-shaped Dugdale crack embedded in an infinite space of one-dimensional （1D） hexagonal quasicrystals and subjected to two identical axisymmetric temperature loadings on the upper and lower crack surfaces. Applying Dugdale hypothesis to thermo-elastic results, the extent of the plastic zone at the crack tip is determined. The normal stress outside the plastic zone and crack surface displacement are derived in terms of special functions. For a uniform loading case, the corresponding results are presented by simpli- fying the preceding results. Numerical calculations are carried out to show the influence of some parameters.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.11102171)Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University of Ministry of Education of China(NCET-13-0973)+1 种基金The support from Sichuan Provincial Youth Science and Technology Innovation Team(2013-TD-0004)Scientific Research Foundation for Returned Scholars(Ministry of Education of China)are acknowledged as well
文摘The present work is concerned with a penny-shaped Dugdale crack embedded in an infinite space of one-dimensional （1D） hexagonal quasicrystals and subjected to two identical axisymmetric temperature loadings on the upper and lower crack surfaces. Applying Dugdale hypothesis to thermo-elastic results, the extent of the plastic zone at the crack tip is determined. The normal stress outside the plastic zone and crack surface displacement are derived in terms of special functions. For a uniform loading case, the corresponding results are presented by simpli- fying the preceding results. Numerical calculations are carried out to show the influence of some parameters.
