Analysis reveals stress intensity around a torsion crack in a body with thin layers, suggesting methodological implications for interface modeling.
The influence of a thin layer in a piecewise homogeneous body consisting of half-spaces on the stress intensity in the vicinity of a circular torsion crack is studied by the method of the boundary-integral equations. Two approaches to modeling a thin layer are considered – accurate considering its geometric dimensions and approximate using effective boundary conditions in the form of a spring contact at the interface. The limits of applicability of spring contact conditions for modeling the interlayer have been established.
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