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Literature Review on Cracks Located at the Interface of Dissimilar Materials (Interface Cracks)

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Fracture Mechanics of Electrically Passive and Active Composites with Periodic Cracking along the Interface

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Abstract

There is a significant breakthrough in use of composite materials in modern technology, construction, mechanical engineering and electronics in the past decade. Such popularity takes place due to ability to achieve required (electro-)mechanical properties of the composite. Analyzing stresses, strains and electric displacements in the elements of mechanical or electromechanical structures, the most important issue is to determine stress and electric displacement concentrations near the defects or cracks, which are characterized by intensity factors (IFs). Based on the experimental investigations, fracture of composites is found to be primary caused by the cracks located at the interface of the composite components.

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Kozinov, S., Loboda, V. (2020). Literature Review on Cracks Located at the Interface of Dissimilar Materials (Interface Cracks). In: Fracture Mechanics of Electrically Passive and Active Composites with Periodic Cracking along the Interface. Springer Tracts in Mechanical Engineering. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-43138-9_1

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