Fang Guangwu Gao Xiguang Song Yingdong

The effect of component size on the fracture of unidirectional fiber reinforced ceramic matrix composites

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1st International Conference on

Computational and experimental

methods for composite materials
and structures

The effect of component size on the fracture of unidirectional

fiber reinforced ceramic matrix composites

Fang Guangwu; Gao Xiguang; Song YIngdong

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CONTENTS

 Why-Importance of size effect

 What-Subject selection

 How-Flowchart of simulation

 Results-Conclusion and summary

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Why——Importance of size effect
1000mm 300mm 100mm

combustor exhaust nozzle turbine blade

Engineering application

expand

Laboratory testing

10mm
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What-Subject selection
 Problem description
(1)Typical failure procedure of FRCMC[1]
Matrix cracking->crack propagation->fiber break
(2)Simulate the size effect
The distribution and size of crack is random
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How-Flowchart of simulation

Crack criterion[3]: K   K C
c c c  x xdx
Stress intensity factor[4]: K  2

 2
 
0
c2  x2

Bridging law[5]:  x   f u x 
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How-Flowchart of simulation

 x   f u x 

Shear-lag model
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How-Flowchart of simulation
start

initiate a matrtix cracking and loading

FEM simulation
increment of crack

solve bridging stress and stress intensity

factor

    
K  KC K  KC
N N
Y
 f  f Y

N
 f   fu

Y
fiber breaking matrix cracking

end
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Results-Conclusion and summary

8
Crack length/mm
裂纹长度/mm

6
(1) the crack propagation
5 speed decreases as the
component size increase;
4
(2) while the steady-
3 state growth time
20 25 30 35 40 45 50
Tensile loading/MPa
拉伸应力/MPa
increases as the
50mm 100mm 500mm 1000mm component size increase
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Results-Conclusion and summary

44.5
(1) the nominal failure
44.0 stress of CMCs increases
43.5 as the component size
Failure stress (MPa)

43.0
increase when the size of
component and crack are
42.5
comparable
42.0

41.5 Failure stress

(2) when the component
41.0 size exceeds a certain
40.5 value, its nominal failure
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900
Specimen size (mm) stress will tend to a
constant.
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Acknowledgements
 This work was supported by
(1)Funding for Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation in NUAA
(BCXJ14-02)
(2)The National Natural Science Foundation of China
(51105195 )
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1st International Conference on
Computational and experimental
methods for composite materials
and structures