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TítuloBone fracture characterization under mixed-mode I + II loading using the MMB test
Autor(es)Pereira, F. A. M.
Moura, M. F. S. F. de
Dourado, N.
Morais, J. J. L.
Silva, F. G. A.
Dias, M. I. R.
Palavras-chaveCortical bone
Fracture characterization
Mixed-mode I + II
Mixed-mode bending test
Mixed-mode I plus II
Data13-Set-2016
EditoraElsevier 1
RevistaEngineering Fracture Mechanics
Resumo(s)Fracture characterization of bovine cortical bone under mixed-mode I + II loading was performed in this work. With this aim, a miniaturized version of the mixed-mode bending testing setup was constructed. Three different mode ratios were analysed to cover a wide range of mode mixities, thus leading to an appropriate definition of fracture criterion of bovine cortical bone under mixed-mode I + II loading. A suitable data reduction scheme based on crack equivalent concept was used to get the Resistance-curves of the strain energy release rate components. The proposed procedure was validated by means of a mixed-mode I + II cohesive zone model using a bilinear softening law. In general, it was verified that the numerical load-displacement as well as the Resistance-curves are in agreement with the global trend obtained experimentally, thus validating the proposed procedure concerning mixed-mode I + II fracture characterization.
TipoArtigo
URIhttps://hdl.handle.net/1822/51952
DOI10.1016/j.engfracmech.2016.08.011
ISSN0013-7944
e-ISSN1873-7315
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