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A wavelet multiresolution interpolation Galerkin method with effective treatments for discontinuity for crack growth analyses

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Abstract A wavelet multiresolution interpolation Galerkin method (WMIGM) with effective algorithm for treatments on the discontinuity of cracks is developed to handle the growth of cracks. In our WMIGM, two… Click to show full abstract

Abstract A wavelet multiresolution interpolation Galerkin method (WMIGM) with effective algorithm for treatments on the discontinuity of cracks is developed to handle the growth of cracks. In our WMIGM, two robust nodal refining models of multiresolution enhancement are proposed to effectively control the generation of local nodes around the crack tips for capturing the singular stress fields. With our local multiresolution refinement algorithm, these local nodes are automatically generated and/or moved with ease, which will not affect the other nodes. The formulation of the proposed WMIGM is presented in detailed. Several problems of both stationary and growing cracks are studied to validate the present method. Results demonstrate that the present WMIGM possesses an excellent accuracy in both estimating stress intensity factors and tracing crack growth paths, as well as a strong stability against irregular nodal distribution with extremely large ratio of the maximum grid size to the minimum in the problem domain.

Keywords: interpolation galerkin; method; multiresolution; wavelet multiresolution; multiresolution interpolation; growth

Journal Title: Engineering Fracture Mechanics
Year Published: 2020

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