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Three dimensional fracture analysis of fillet welds
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Fıçıcı, Ferhan
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The aim of this study is to model three dimensional surface crack problems in fillet welds. It is assumed that weld material has the same material properties with the sheet metals. The surface crack is considered to occur at two regions; one at the weld root and the other at the weld toe. The surface crack is assumed to have a semi elliptical crack front profile. The surface crack problem is analyzed under mechanical loading and the models are built up by three dimensional finite elements. Around the crack front, strain singularity is taken into account by using degenerated 20 node quarter point solid elements. The main results of this work are the stress intensity factors around the crack front for the test specimen model subjected to axial and bending loads.
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F. Fıçıcı, “Three dimensional fracture analysis of fillet welds,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2007.
