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Bioinspired Design Criteria for Damage‐Resistant Materials with Periodically Varying Microstructure
- O. Kolednik, J. Predan, F. Fischer, P. Fratzl
- Materials Science
- 7 October 2011
Many biological materials, such as bone, nacre, or certain deep-sea glass sponges, have a hierarchical structure that makes them stiff, tough, and damage tolerant. Different structural features… Expand
The second Sandia Fracture Challenge: predictions of ductile failure under quasi-static and moderate-rate dynamic loading
- B. Boyce, S. Kramer, +51 authors L. Xue
- Engineering, Materials Science
- International Journal of Fracture
- 1 March 2016
Ductile failure of structural metals is relevant to a wide range of engineering scenarios. Computational methods are employed to anticipate the critical conditions of failure, yet they sometimes… Expand
Crack Tip Shielding or Anti-shielding due to Smooth and Discontinuous Material Inhomogeneities
- N. K. Simha, F. Fischer, O. Kolednik, J. Predan, G. Shan
- Materials Science
- 1 September 2005
This paper describes a theoretical model and related computational methods for examining the influence of inhomogeneous material properties on the crack driving force in elastic and elastic-plastic… Expand
Tensile properties of selective laser melting products affected by building orientation and energy density
- Snehashis Pal, N. Gubeljak, +5 authors I. Drstvenšek
- Materials Science
- 16 January 2019
Abstract Properties of a product fabricated using Selective Laser Melting (SLM) technology depend upon its building orientation as well as Energy Density (ED) used for its fabrication process. As ED… Expand
Application of material forces to fracture of inhomogeneous materials: illustrative examples
- F. Fischer, J. Predan, O. Kolednik, N. Simha
- Materials Science
- 2 February 2007
The material forces concept has become an elegant tool in continuum mechanics for the calculation of the thermodynamic driving force of a defect. Based on this concept, we have recently shown that… Expand
Integrity assessment of HSLA steel welded joint with mis-matched strength
- N. Gubeljak, J. Predan, I. Rak, D. Kozak
- Materials Science
- 2009
Currently, there is a need to conduct numbers of validation cases for the defect assessment procedure of the recently developed Structural Integrity Assessment Procedure (SINTAP). Current work deals… Expand
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Crack driving force in twisted plywood structures.
- F. Fischer, O. Kolednik, J. Predan, H. Razi, P. Fratzl
- Materials Science, Medicine
- Acta biomaterialia
- 1 June 2017
Twisted plywood architectures can be observed in many biological materials with high fracture toughness, such as in arthropod cuticles or in lamellar bone. Main purpose of this paper is to analyze… Expand
Improvements of strength and fracture resistance by spatial material property variations
- O. Kolednik, J. Predan, F. Fischer, P. Fratzl
- Materials Science
- 15 April 2014
Abstract A material with spatial variation in the elastic modulus E can have a much higher apparent fracture resistance and fracture stress than a comparable homogeneous material. The effect occurs… Expand
Cracks in inhomogeneous materials: Comprehensive assessment using the configurational forces concept ☆
- O. Kolednik, J. Predan, F. Fischer
- Materials Science
- 1 September 2010
The concept of configurational forces is applied to demonstrate the application of the concept of configurational forces in the numerical simulation of crack growth and fracture processes. It is… Expand
Damage tolerance of lamellar bone.
- H. Razi, J. Predan, F. Fischer, O. Kolednik, P. Fratzl
- Materials Science, Medicine
- Bone
- 2019
Lamellar bone is known to be the most typical structure of cortical bone in large mammals including humans. This type of tissue provides a good combination of strength and fracture toughness. As has… Expand