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Aufsatz Computational aspects of the symmetric eigenvalue problem of second order tensors 

Hartmann, Stefan (Institut für Mechanik, Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg, 2003)
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Aufsatz Multiscale modeling for the simulation of damage processes at refractory materials under thermal shock 

Henneberg, Dimitri; Ricoeur, Andreas (2011)
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Aufsatz Microscale-Motivated Continuum Damage Simulations of Brittle Ceramics under Thermomechanical Loading 

Gundlach, Janto; Henneberg, Dimitri; Scheel, Johannes; Ricoeur, Andreas (2016-05-02)
Two approaches towards modeling damage in a brittle material caused by thermomechanical loading are presented. Bothrelyonmicrocrack growth, in the first case in ahomogeneousmatrix, in the second one at grain boundaries.Two-scale simulations e.g. of thermal shocks applied to single-phase or layered structures are performed in connection with the finite element method. Damage and crack patterns are predicted just as quantities like residual strength or critical temperature jumps.
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Aufsatz Numerical Two-Scale Simulations of Damage Evolution at Refractory Materials 

Henneberg, Dimitri; Ricoeur, Andreas (2014-02-25)
Fracture and damage processes on micro- and mesoscale are combined with macroscale simulations applying numerical multiscale approaches. Cracks and grain boundaries are reproduced in cell models that take account of transand intercrystalline crack growth. The global, in general thermomechanical boundary value problem is considered within a continuum mechanics framework. Two approaches are presented combining the scales. Simple processes on the smaller level are described in analytical models including the damage ...
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Aufsatz Constitutive modeling of nonlinear reversible and irreversible ferromagnetic behaviors and application to multiferroic composites 

Avakian, Artjom; Ricoeur, Andreas (2016-03-10)
The coupling of magnetic and mechanical fields due to the constitutive behavior of a material is commonly denoted as magnetostrictive effect. The latter is only observed with large coupling coefficients in ferromagnetic materials, where coupling is caused by the rotation of the domains as a result of magnetic (Joule effect) or mechanical (Villari effect) loads. However, only a few elements (e.g. Fe, Ni, Co, and Mn) and their compositions exhibit such a behavior. In this article, the constitutive modeling of nonlinear ...
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Aufsatz Sensor Concept Based on Piezoelectric PVDF Films for the Structural Health Monitoring of Fatigue Crack Growth 

Bäcker, Dennis; Ricoeur, Andreas; Kuna, Meinhard (2011)
A new sensor concept for monitoring fatigue crack growth in technical structures is presented. It allows the in-situ determination of the position of the crack tip as well as the fracture mechanical quantities. The required data are obtained from a piezoelectric polymer film, which is attached to the surface of the monitored structure. The stress intensity factors and the crack tip position are calculated from electrical potentials obtained from a sensor array by solving the non-linear inverse problem.
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Aufsatz Crack path predictions and experiments in plane structures considering anisotropic properties and material interfaces 

Judt, Paul O.; Ricoeur, Andreas (2015-09-28)
In many engineering applications special requirements are directed to a material's fracture behavior and the prediction of crack paths. Especially if the material exhibits anisotropic elastic properties or fracture toughnesses, e.g. in textured or composite materials, the simulation of crack paths is challenging. Here, the application of path independent interaction integrals (I-integrals), J-, L- and M-integrals is beneficial for an accurate crack tip loading analysis. Numerical tools for the calculation of loading ...
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Aufsatz An extended constitutive model for nonlinear reversible ferromagnetic behaviour under magnetomechanical multiaxial loading conditions 

Avakian, Artjom; Ricoeur, Andreas (2017-02-01)
A constitutive modelling of ferromagnetic materials under combined magnetomechanical multiaxial loading with different boundary conditions and a finite element implementation are presented. The phenomenologically motivated model is capable of predicting magnetisation, strain, and stress and is thus suitable, e.g., for applications in multiferroic composites. The approach covers a reversible nonlinear behaviour as it is observed, e.g., in cobalt ferrite and other soft magnetic alloys. Various examples demonstrate the ...
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Aufsatz Weak and strong bi-material interfaces and their influence on propagating cracks in plane elastic structures 

Scheel, Johannes; Ricoeur, Andreas (2017-09-06)
The developing crack paths in heterogeneous structures are the result of the inhomogeneous state of stress. The latter stems from e.g. voids or inclusions in an elastic matrix, which are bonded either by strong or weak interfaces. Besides the stiffness of an inclusion, the kind of interface has a decisive influence on the state of stress and therefore on propagating cracks. It is experimentally proven that cracks tend to grow towards regions with lower stiffness (Tilbrook et al., 2006; Judt et al., 2015), therefore ...
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Aufsatz Crack Paths at Multiple-crack Systems in Anisotropic Simulation and Experiment 

Judt, Paul O.; Ricoeur, Andreas; Linek, Günter (2014-06-27)
This paper is targeted on numerical methods for accurate crack tip loading analysis and crack path prediction. Those are based on finite element calculations of the boundary value problem. Applying path-independent integrals to curved cracks in order to accurately calculate the J-integral, energy release rate (ERR) or stress intensity factors (SIF) is still not state of the art. Contours which are not confined to the crack tip require special analytical preparation and numerical treatment to supply results which are ...

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