A new framework based on XFEM to study the role of electrostatic tractions in semipermeable piezoelectric material
Engineering Fracture Mechanics, 2022•Elsevier
In this work, a crack opening model is proposed to study the role of electrostatic tractions in a
cracked semipermeable piezoelectric material. The extended finite element method (XFEM)
is used in conjunction with six-fold electro-mechanical enrichment functions to capture the
singularity and the discontinuous surface independent of the background mesh. The electric
displacement intensity factor (EDIF) is evaluated using an electromechanical interaction
integral approach in the presence of a dielectric medium inside the crack cavity. The …
cracked semipermeable piezoelectric material. The extended finite element method (XFEM)
is used in conjunction with six-fold electro-mechanical enrichment functions to capture the
singularity and the discontinuous surface independent of the background mesh. The electric
displacement intensity factor (EDIF) is evaluated using an electromechanical interaction
integral approach in the presence of a dielectric medium inside the crack cavity. The …
Abstract
In this work, a crack opening model is proposed to study the role of electrostatic tractions in a cracked semipermeable piezoelectric material. The extended finite element method (XFEM) is used in conjunction with six-fold electro-mechanical enrichment functions to capture the singularity and the discontinuous surface independent of the background mesh. The electric displacement intensity factor (EDIF) is evaluated using an electromechanical interaction integral approach in the presence of a dielectric medium inside the crack cavity. The accuracy of the proposed XFEM based approach is verified by comparing the numerical results with available analytical solutions. Further, a systematic numerical study is done to study the influence of electrostatic tractions on the EDIF using different crack configurations under far-field loading.
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