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Griffith mechanical energy release rate

For equilibrium systems with no contact hysteresis G = W, which is the classical Griffith criterion in fracture mechanics. For such a system, Eqs. 12 and 37 are the same. That is, the strain energy release rate is given by... [Pg.91]

This quantity, which is called the energy release rate, is of central importance in fracture mechanics the minus sign accounts for the fact that Q is a measure of the continuum potential energy reduction per unit crack advance per unit depth. Imposition of the Griffith condition G a) = T, which is a necessary condition for the onset of crack growth, implies that... [Pg.256]


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