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Application of the J´-integral and the cohesive approach for the creep crack modelling

KOZÁK, V.

Original Title

Application of the J´-integral and the cohesive approach for the creep crack modelling

English Title

Application of the J´-integral and the cohesive approach for the creep crack modelling

Type

Paper in proceedings (conference paper)

Original Abstract

The subject of theoretical and experimental attention is the propagation of a macroscopic crack during the creep of austenitic steel, AISI 304L. To obtain input data, experiments were performed on bodies with and without a priori crack at a temperature of 973 K. A weak primary stage area is followed by an extensive area of stationary creep, as is shown. Propagation of the magistral crack occurred in a short interval defining the tertiary stage of life. A metallographic study of crack development showed cavitation failure along fracture path, intercrystalline damage was dominant. The description of the behaviour of a body with a dimensional defect (a priori crack) is monitored during high-temperature creep using a cohesive approach and implemented with help of cohesive elements in the finite element method (FEM). The parameter controlling the crack growth is the J˙ integral, the obtained results are compared with the experiments.

English abstract

The subject of theoretical and experimental attention is the propagation of a macroscopic crack during the creep of austenitic steel, AISI 304L. To obtain input data, experiments were performed on bodies with and without a priori crack at a temperature of 973 K. A weak primary stage area is followed by an extensive area of stationary creep, as is shown. Propagation of the magistral crack occurred in a short interval defining the tertiary stage of life. A metallographic study of crack development showed cavitation failure along fracture path, intercrystalline damage was dominant. The description of the behaviour of a body with a dimensional defect (a priori crack) is monitored during high-temperature creep using a cohesive approach and implemented with help of cohesive elements in the finite element method (FEM). The parameter controlling the crack growth is the J˙ integral, the obtained results are compared with the experiments.

Keywords

crack initiation and detection; finite-element analysis

Key words in English

crack initiation and detection; finite-element analysis

Authors

KOZÁK, V.

RIV year

2026

Released

15.09.2025

Publisher

AIIP

Location

Melville (USA)

Book

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF NUMERICAL ANALYSIS AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS: ICNAAM 2023

Periodical

AIP conference proceedings

State

United States of America

Pages from

260006-1

Pages to

260006-4

Pages count

4

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