A numerical framework based on localizing gradient damage methodology for high cycle fatigue crack growth simulations. (English) Zbl 07912466
Summary: Standard non-local gradient damage methodology for fatigue analysis has an intrinsic drawback of unusual widening of the damage zone. This causes a rapid growth of crack in the simulations which often violate experimental evidences. In order to tackle this undesirable behaviour, the localizing gradient damage methodology has been formulated for high cycle fatigue crack growth simulations. The framework comprises of coupling damage and elasticity through continuum mechanics, a fatigue damage law and an interaction function which reduces the influence of damaged regions on the surrounding locality. The present scheme prevents the spurious widening of the damage-band around the critically damaged area and therefore the non-physical growth of fatigue crack in the simulations is successfully countered. The developed framework is tested on various standard specimens under mode-I and mixed-mode high cycle fatigue loads. Nonlinear finite element analysis is used for this purpose. The discretized form of solver equations for the localizing framework is mathematically derived. Numerical examples show that the simulated crack-growth curves using proposed localizing framework agree closely with the experimental data and has a higher accuracy than the standard non-local framework.
MSC:
| 74-XX | Mechanics of deformable solids |
Keywords:
localizing gradient damage methodology; nonlinear finite element analysis; damage mechanics; high cycle fatigueReferences:
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