Gradient‐enhanced damage modelling of high‐cycle fatigue

By Rhj Ron Peerlings, W. Brekelmans, D. Borst, Mgd Marc Geers. 2000

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Subfields: Mechanics of Materials

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In Mechanics of Materials

1. Mgd Marc Geers
2. R. de Borst
3. Rhj Ron Peerlings
4. A. S. Suiker
5. W. Brekelmans
6. D. Borst
7. V. Kouznetsova
8. S. Forest

Citations in the corpus

• Localisation issues in local and nonlocal continuum approaches to fracture (2002, methodology): “An example of the dependence of crack growth rate on element size is given for the damage modelling used here by Peerlings et al. (2000), who observe an increase of the growth rate by approximately three decades when the mesh is refined by a factor of ten.”
• A numerical model for the cyclic deterioration of railway tracks (2003, methodology): “In fact, a similar concept has been used in the modelling of metal fatigue [3, 4].”