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Sunil Bhat et al. / Procedia Structural Integrity 17 (2019) 21–28 S.Bhat et al/ Structural Integrity Procedia 00 (2019) 000 – 000
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1
1
A A
W W
W m
A m
A A
W W
Y
Y
relations,
and
respectively. The following expressions [3, p.1201]
n
n
1 T E and
I1 T E due to a point in the affected interface material:-
represent
1
(
)
A A
r
m A A
2 1
A A A
I
2
E
E Y Y − −
d
=
(1)
T
r
Y
n
A
Y
1
1
1
W
A A
A A
W W
r
r
m W A d Y W −
m A A
m A A
2 1
2 1 +
−
Y
(2)
W
A
II
W
A
A
W
E Y =
d
Y
Y
Y
d
−
Y
Y
T
n
n
n
W
W
A
Y
Y
Y
interface J
3.2. Formulations for
E K applied 2 2
r Z where Z =
On substituting r as
and employing various constants as functions of material
plasticity that are given as
1
1
2 1
2 1
1
1
1 1;
1 1;
A
W
m
m
A
W
= W
A
W
= A
; C Y C Y = =
C Y
C Y
C
= + = + C
;
;
;
Y
Y
1
2
3
4
5
6
W
A
W
A
n
n
m
m
2 1
1
2 1
1
C
C
J
;
,
: - follows as nsfers energy tra elemental g integratin by obtained is
= −
= −
interface
7
8
A
W
m
m
2
2
3.2.1 Crack in parent steel, A, facing interface 1; Weak-strong transition (A-W) [3, p. 1202] Stage I 1 ( ) 2 ln 1 1 2 I 7 7 5 − − − − = = C A C C A A p r interface a r Z C r a Z E E dr J A p 1 int p T
( ) ( ) ( ) ( 5 A C int p Y
)
a r
C C
−
A
1
5 3
r
a
2 1
−
p
int
1
C
1
7
a
int
int
Stage II 1
(3)
W r p
A r p
II E dr
I
J
T E dr
=
+
interface
T
1
a int
r p W
( ) ( ) ( ) ( 6 1 8 8 W C C int W C p a r − Y
)
( ) ( ) 7 int W C p a r −
( ) ( 5 W C Y
)
C
C
C C
C C
Z
Z
6
5
−
−
1 7 C
W
W
1
1
5 3
6 4
r
a
r
a
−
−
−
=
p
int
p
int
C
C
8
7
( ) ( ) ( 5 5 A C W C −
)
C C
(
)
W
W
1
1
5 3
C C + − −
r
int a − +
a
r
in which RHS of Eq. (3)
by replaced is
(4)
Y
Y
p
int
p
2
1
3.2.2 Crack in weld, W, facing interface 2; Strong-weak transition (W-A) [4, pp. 228-229] Stage I 2 ( ) 2 ln 2 2 2 I 7 7 5 − − − − = = C A C C A A p r interface a r Z C r a r Z E E dr J A p 1 int p T
( ) ( ) ( ) ( 5 A C int p Y
)
C C
(5)
−
A
2
5 3
r
a
2 1
−
p
int
2
C
a
2
7
a
int
int
Stage II 2
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