Nonlocal interface mechanical models

Guido Borino, Francesco Parrinello, Boris Failla

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The paper presents a nonlocal elastic damage-frictional interface model. The reason tointroduce nonlocal mechanical features inside the constitutive relations is justified by the fact thatthere are several circumstances, in which the interface displays inside an extended process zone withmicrostructural spatial interactions. Typically, spatial bridging mechanical effects can be effectivelymodeled by integral (strongly nonlocal) stress-strain relations. The paper develops an elastic nonlocalmodel with local isotropic damage and the relations are constructed following a thermodynamicalconsistent approach.
Lingua originaleEnglish
Titolo della pubblicazione ospiteMaterials Science Forum
Pagine2613-2618
Numero di pagine6
Stato di pubblicazionePublished - 2007

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  • Materials Science(all)
  • Condensed Matter Physics
  • Mechanics of Materials
  • Mechanical Engineering

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Borino, G., Parrinello, F., & Failla, B. (2007). Nonlocal interface mechanical models. In Materials Science Forum (pagg. 2613-2618)

Nonlocal interface mechanical models. / Borino, Guido; Parrinello, Francesco; Failla, Boris.

Materials Science Forum. 2007. pag. 2613-2618.

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Borino, G, Parrinello, F & Failla, B 2007, Nonlocal interface mechanical models. in Materials Science Forum. pagg. 2613-2618.
Borino G, Parrinello F, Failla B. Nonlocal interface mechanical models. In Materials Science Forum. 2007. pag. 2613-2618
Borino, Guido ; Parrinello, Francesco ; Failla, Boris. / Nonlocal interface mechanical models. Materials Science Forum. 2007. pagg. 2613-2618
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