论文信息 - Multiple crack propagation in a strip caused by thermal shock

Multiple crack propagation in a strip caused by thermal shock

Abstract The time-dependent stress intensities due to quenching are calculated by the boundary element method for an array of parallel and equal spaced edge cracks in a long strip. Analyzed is the sequence of crack pattern formation. The predicted patterns have essential features in common with the experimental ones. This tends to support a recently developed approach for analyzing single and multiple crack growth under thermal shock.

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