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    Modeling of Hydrostatic Pressure Effect on Progressive Damage in Particulate Composites
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    Abstract Hydrostatic pressure affects the damage growth in a particulate composite. As a result, an analytical model was presented to represent the damage growth in a particulate composite under various hydrostatic pressures. The model was based on a multi-level approach with damage description at the micro-level. A damage theory was presented to describe the material behavior under hydrostatic pressure. The predicted stress-strain curves compared well with the experimental measurements. Furthermore, the initial crack size at a notch tip was studied with and without hydrostatic pressure.
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    Hydrostatic pressure
    Hydrostatic equilibrium
    Hydrostatic stress
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    Hydrostatic equilibrium
    Thrust bearing
    Hydrostatic stress
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    Hydrostatic equilibrium
    Hydrostatic stress
    Hydrostatic pressure
    Constant (computer programming)
    Abstract Hydrostatic pressure affects the damage growth in a particulate composite. As a result, an analytical model was presented to represent the damage growth in a particulate composite under various hydrostatic pressures. The model was based on a multi-level approach with damage description at the micro-level. A damage theory was presented to describe the material behavior under hydrostatic pressure. The predicted stress-strain curves compared well with the experimental measurements. Furthermore, the initial crack size at a notch tip was studied with and without hydrostatic pressure.
    Hydrostatic pressure
    Hydrostatic equilibrium
    Hydrostatic stress
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    Hydrostatic stress
    Stress relaxation
    Hydrostatic equilibrium
    Hydrostatic equilibrium
    Hydrostatic stress
    Internal stress
    Matrix (chemical analysis)
    Hydrostatic pressure
    Plane stress
    Internal pressure
    Abstract Hydrostatic pressure affects the damage growth in a particulate composite. As a result, an analytical model was presented to represent the damage growth in a particulate composite under various hydrostatic pressures. The model was based on a multi-level approach with damage description at the micro-level. A damage theory was presented to describe the material behavior under hydrostatic pressure. The effect of hydrostatic pressure was introduced to the damage theory through the damage function that was assumed to be a function of both deviatoric and volumetric strain energy densities. The predicted stress-strain curves with hydrostatic pressure compared well with the experimental data. Furthermore, the initial crack size at a notch tip was studied with and without hydrostatic pressure. The initial crack size determined from the computer modeling and simulation agreed well with the measured data with or without hydrostatic pressure.
    Hydrostatic pressure
    Hydrostatic equilibrium
    Hydrostatic stress
    Ambient pressure