J. Albinmousa, J. AlSadah, M. A. Hawwa, H. M. Al-Qahtani
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Estimation of Mixed-Mode I/II Fracture of U-Notched Polycarbonate Specimens Using the TCD and SED Methods
Polycarbonate (PC) has diverse applications in different industries such as transportation, electronics, biomedical and solar energy sectors. Polycarbonate is used as a material for structural components that are usually complex in shape and subjected to severe mechanical loading. The presence of notches such as holes, grooves, or cuts reduces the load-carrying capacity of structural components because of the stress concentration. Therefore, it is essential to understand the mechanical behavior of polycarbonate in the presence of different notch geometries. Machining of inclined notches at different angles to the applied load is simple, but this can produce complex mixed-mode I/II states that exist in real-life applications. The present study is performed on PC specimens with U-notches of different geometry. They differed in depths, radii, and angles. These specimens were tested under quasi-static loading, and selected specimens were analyzed using digital image correlation. Two linear elastic methods were used to analyze the fracture of U-notched PC specimens: the theory of critical distance with the point method (TCD-PM) and the strain energy density with the equivalent material concept (SED-EMC). Satisfactory estimates with the error between –4% and 2.5% were achieved using the TCD-PM method. Estimates derived by the SED-EMC method were mostly within the error of about ±13%.
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The journal provides an international medium for the publication of theoretical and experimental studies and reviews related in the physical mesomechanics and also solid-state physics, mechanics, materials science, geodynamics, non-destructive testing and in a large number of other fields where the physical mesomechanics may be used extensively. Papers dealing with the processing, characterization, structure and physical properties and computational aspects of the mesomechanics of heterogeneous media, fracture mesomechanics, physical mesomechanics of materials, mesomechanics applications for geodynamics and tectonics, mesomechanics of smart materials and materials for electronics, non-destructive testing are viewed as suitable for publication.