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Article
The Influence of Curing Residual Stress on the Strength and Fracture Rotating Speed of Composite Disc

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 15-23

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In this paper, the influence of thermal residual stress on strength and fracture rotating speed of composite disc is studied and analyzed using finite difference method and laminated plate theory for two types of reinforced composite discs (radial fiber reinforced disc and circumferential fiber reinforced disc). As a result the thermal residual stress will reduce radial and tangential stresses in radial fiber reinforced disc, while it shall increase radial stresses and decrease tangential stresses in circumferential fiber reinforced disc. The existing of residual stresses in composite disc will leads to initiation of crack and begins to propagation near the inner diameter compared to case when neglecting residual stress for cases taken in analysis. It is also verified that the finite difference method is a good tool for stress analysis of composite disc under residual stress effec

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Elastic-Plastic Fracture Mechanics of Ductile Cast Iron Pipes

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 24-32

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In this paper, depends on the finite element method, the J-Integral program is developed for a stationary circumferential crack problem in elastic plastic fracture mechanics in pipes under static loading and pure bending moment condition. The program developed is applied to ductile cast iron pipes (DCIP) to analys the integrity assessment, i.e., the significance of crack growth by drawing both failure assessment diagram (FAD) and crack driving force diagram (CDF). A numerical procedure is used for elastic-plastic analysis depending on special equation to predict J-values taking account of the crack geometry and load condition. It is cleared that the results obtained from failure assessment diagram and crack driving force diagram are identical and J-integral method can be used to the onset of crack growth in (DCIP) under bending moment conditions.

Article
The Influence of Curing Residual Stress on the Strength and Fracture Rotating Speed of Composite Disc

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 15-23

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In this paper, the influence of thermal residual stress on strength and fracture rotating speed of composite disc is studied and analyzed using finite difference method and laminated plate theory for two types of reinforced composite discs (radial fiber reinforced disc and circumferential fiber reinforced disc). As a result the thermal residual stress will reduce radial and tangential stresses in radial fiber reinforced disc, while it shall increase radial stresses and decrease tangential stresses in circumferential fiber reinforced disc. The existing of residual stresses in composite disc will leads to initiation of crack and begins to propagation near the inner diameter compared to case when neglecting residual stress for cases taken in analysis. It is also verified that the finite difference method is a good tool for stress analysis of composite disc under residual stress effec

Article
Elastic-Plastic Fracture Mechanics of Ductile Cast Iron Pipes

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 24-32

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In this paper, depends on the finite element method, the J-Integral program is developed for a stationary circumferential crack problem in elastic plastic fracture mechanics in pipes under static loading and pure bending moment condition. The program developed is applied to ductile cast iron pipes (DCIP) to analys the integrity assessment, i.e., the significance of crack growth by drawing both failure assessment diagram (FAD) and crack driving force diagram (CDF). A numerical procedure is used for elastic-plastic analysis depending on special equation to predict J-values taking account of the crack geometry and load condition. It is cleared that the results obtained from failure assessment diagram and crack driving force diagram are identical and J-integral method can be used to the onset of crack growth in (DCIP) under bending moment conditions.

Article
Elastic-Plastic Fracture Mechanics of Ductile Cast Iron Pipes

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 24-32

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Abstract

In this paper, depends on the finite element method, the J-Integral program is developed for a stationary circumferential crack problem in elastic plastic fracture mechanics in pipes under static loading and pure bending moment condition. The program developed is applied to ductile cast iron pipes (DCIP) to analys the integrity assessment, i.e., the significance of crack growth by drawing both failure assessment diagram (FAD) and crack driving force diagram (CDF). A numerical procedure is used for elastic-plastic analysis depending on special equation to predict J-values taking account of the crack geometry and load condition. It is cleared that the results obtained from failure assessment diagram and crack driving force diagram are identical and J-integral method can be used to the onset of crack growth in (DCIP) under bending moment conditions.

Article
The Influence of Curing Residual Stress on the Strength and Fracture Rotating Speed of Composite Disc

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 15-23

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Abstract

In this paper, the influence of thermal residual stress on strength and fracture rotating speed of composite disc is studied and analyzed using finite difference method and laminated plate theory for two types of reinforced composite discs (radial fiber reinforced disc and circumferential fiber reinforced disc). As a result the thermal residual stress will reduce radial and tangential stresses in radial fiber reinforced disc, while it shall increase radial stresses and decrease tangential stresses in circumferential fiber reinforced disc. The existing of residual stresses in composite disc will leads to initiation of crack and begins to propagation near the inner diameter compared to case when neglecting residual stress for cases taken in analysis. It is also verified that the finite difference method is a good tool for stress analysis of composite disc under residual stress effec

Article
Elastic-Plastic Fracture Mechanics of Ductile Cast Iron Pipes

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 24-32

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Abstract

In this paper, depends on the finite element method, the J-Integral program is developed for a stationary circumferential crack problem in elastic plastic fracture mechanics in pipes under static loading and pure bending moment condition. The program developed is applied to ductile cast iron pipes (DCIP) to analys the integrity assessment, i.e., the significance of crack growth by drawing both failure assessment diagram (FAD) and crack driving force diagram (CDF). A numerical procedure is used for elastic-plastic analysis depending on special equation to predict J-values taking account of the crack geometry and load condition. It is cleared that the results obtained from failure assessment diagram and crack driving force diagram are identical and J-integral method can be used to the onset of crack growth in (DCIP) under bending moment conditions.

Article
The Influence of Curing Residual Stress on the Strength and Fracture Rotating Speed of Composite Disc

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 15-23

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Abstract

In this paper, the influence of thermal residual stress on strength and fracture rotating speed of composite disc is studied and analyzed using finite difference method and laminated plate theory for two types of reinforced composite discs (radial fiber reinforced disc and circumferential fiber reinforced disc). As a result the thermal residual stress will reduce radial and tangential stresses in radial fiber reinforced disc, while it shall increase radial stresses and decrease tangential stresses in circumferential fiber reinforced disc. The existing of residual stresses in composite disc will leads to initiation of crack and begins to propagation near the inner diameter compared to case when neglecting residual stress for cases taken in analysis. It is also verified that the finite difference method is a good tool for stress analysis of composite disc under residual stress effec

Article
The Influence of Curing Residual Stress on the Strength and Fracture Rotating Speed of Composite Disc

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 15-23

PDF Full Text
Abstract

In this paper, the influence of thermal residual stress on strength and fracture rotating speed of composite disc is studied and analyzed using finite difference method and laminated plate theory for two types of reinforced composite discs (radial fiber reinforced disc and circumferential fiber reinforced disc). As a result the thermal residual stress will reduce radial and tangential stresses in radial fiber reinforced disc, while it shall increase radial stresses and decrease tangential stresses in circumferential fiber reinforced disc. The existing of residual stresses in composite disc will leads to initiation of crack and begins to propagation near the inner diameter compared to case when neglecting residual stress for cases taken in analysis. It is also verified that the finite difference method is a good tool for stress analysis of composite disc under residual stress effec

Article
Elastic-Plastic Fracture Mechanics of Ductile Cast Iron Pipes

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 24-32

PDF Full Text
Abstract

In this paper, depends on the finite element method, the J-Integral program is developed for a stationary circumferential crack problem in elastic plastic fracture mechanics in pipes under static loading and pure bending moment condition. The program developed is applied to ductile cast iron pipes (DCIP) to analys the integrity assessment, i.e., the significance of crack growth by drawing both failure assessment diagram (FAD) and crack driving force diagram (CDF). A numerical procedure is used for elastic-plastic analysis depending on special equation to predict J-values taking account of the crack geometry and load condition. It is cleared that the results obtained from failure assessment diagram and crack driving force diagram are identical and J-integral method can be used to the onset of crack growth in (DCIP) under bending moment conditions.

Article
The Influence of Curing Residual Stress on the Strength and Fracture Rotating Speed of Composite Disc

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 15-23

PDF Full Text
Abstract

In this paper, the influence of thermal residual stress on strength and fracture rotating speed of composite disc is studied and analyzed using finite difference method and laminated plate theory for two types of reinforced composite discs (radial fiber reinforced disc and circumferential fiber reinforced disc). As a result the thermal residual stress will reduce radial and tangential stresses in radial fiber reinforced disc, while it shall increase radial stresses and decrease tangential stresses in circumferential fiber reinforced disc. The existing of residual stresses in composite disc will leads to initiation of crack and begins to propagation near the inner diameter compared to case when neglecting residual stress for cases taken in analysis. It is also verified that the finite difference method is a good tool for stress analysis of composite disc under residual stress effec

Article
Elastic-Plastic Fracture Mechanics of Ductile Cast Iron Pipes

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 24-32

PDF Full Text
Abstract

In this paper, depends on the finite element method, the J-Integral program is developed for a stationary circumferential crack problem in elastic plastic fracture mechanics in pipes under static loading and pure bending moment condition. The program developed is applied to ductile cast iron pipes (DCIP) to analys the integrity assessment, i.e., the significance of crack growth by drawing both failure assessment diagram (FAD) and crack driving force diagram (CDF). A numerical procedure is used for elastic-plastic analysis depending on special equation to predict J-values taking account of the crack geometry and load condition. It is cleared that the results obtained from failure assessment diagram and crack driving force diagram are identical and J-integral method can be used to the onset of crack growth in (DCIP) under bending moment conditions.

Article
Elastic-Plastic Fracture Mechanics of Ductile Cast Iron Pipes

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 24-32

PDF Full Text
Abstract

In this paper, depends on the finite element method, the J-Integral program is developed for a stationary circumferential crack problem in elastic plastic fracture mechanics in pipes under static loading and pure bending moment condition. The program developed is applied to ductile cast iron pipes (DCIP) to analys the integrity assessment, i.e., the significance of crack growth by drawing both failure assessment diagram (FAD) and crack driving force diagram (CDF). A numerical procedure is used for elastic-plastic analysis depending on special equation to predict J-values taking account of the crack geometry and load condition. It is cleared that the results obtained from failure assessment diagram and crack driving force diagram are identical and J-integral method can be used to the onset of crack growth in (DCIP) under bending moment conditions.

Article
The Influence of Curing Residual Stress on the Strength and Fracture Rotating Speed of Composite Disc

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 15-23

PDF Full Text
Abstract

In this paper, the influence of thermal residual stress on strength and fracture rotating speed of composite disc is studied and analyzed using finite difference method and laminated plate theory for two types of reinforced composite discs (radial fiber reinforced disc and circumferential fiber reinforced disc). As a result the thermal residual stress will reduce radial and tangential stresses in radial fiber reinforced disc, while it shall increase radial stresses and decrease tangential stresses in circumferential fiber reinforced disc. The existing of residual stresses in composite disc will leads to initiation of crack and begins to propagation near the inner diameter compared to case when neglecting residual stress for cases taken in analysis. It is also verified that the finite difference method is a good tool for stress analysis of composite disc under residual stress effec

Article
Elastic-Plastic Fracture Mechanics of Ductile Cast Iron Pipes

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 24-32

PDF Full Text
Abstract

In this paper, depends on the finite element method, the J-Integral program is developed for a stationary circumferential crack problem in elastic plastic fracture mechanics in pipes under static loading and pure bending moment condition. The program developed is applied to ductile cast iron pipes (DCIP) to analys the integrity assessment, i.e., the significance of crack growth by drawing both failure assessment diagram (FAD) and crack driving force diagram (CDF). A numerical procedure is used for elastic-plastic analysis depending on special equation to predict J-values taking account of the crack geometry and load condition. It is cleared that the results obtained from failure assessment diagram and crack driving force diagram are identical and J-integral method can be used to the onset of crack growth in (DCIP) under bending moment conditions.

Article
The Influence of Curing Residual Stress on the Strength and Fracture Rotating Speed of Composite Disc

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 15-23

PDF Full Text
Abstract

In this paper, the influence of thermal residual stress on strength and fracture rotating speed of composite disc is studied and analyzed using finite difference method and laminated plate theory for two types of reinforced composite discs (radial fiber reinforced disc and circumferential fiber reinforced disc). As a result the thermal residual stress will reduce radial and tangential stresses in radial fiber reinforced disc, while it shall increase radial stresses and decrease tangential stresses in circumferential fiber reinforced disc. The existing of residual stresses in composite disc will leads to initiation of crack and begins to propagation near the inner diameter compared to case when neglecting residual stress for cases taken in analysis. It is also verified that the finite difference method is a good tool for stress analysis of composite disc under residual stress effec

Article
Finite Element Evaluation of Mode I Stress Intensity Factor of Composite Material Under Domain Loading

Ameen A. Nasser, Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 17-24

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In this paper, a finite element method program under domain loading and plain strain conditions is developed and applied in evaluation of the stress intensity factor in opening mode (K1) in two dimensions crack problems. Two types of crack problems analyzed and verified: first, cracked rotating disc made from bi-directional fiber reinforced material composite, second crack blade made from bi-directional fiber reinforced metal matrix composite. It is found that the finite element method under domain loading is a good tool for the analysis of composite material. The simulation is accurate in comparison with that obtained from extrapolation method. The stress intensity factor for fiber reinforced metal matrix composite is larger when obtained from fiber-reinforced material under same condition.

Article
The Influence of Curing Residual Stress on the Strength and Fracture Rotating Speed of Composite Disc

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 15-23

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Abstract

In this paper, the influence of thermal residual stress on strength and fracture rotating speed of composite disc is studied and analyzed using finite difference method and laminated plate theory for two types of reinforced composite discs (radial fiber reinforced disc and circumferential fiber reinforced disc). As a result the thermal residual stress will reduce radial and tangential stresses in radial fiber reinforced disc, while it shall increase radial stresses and decrease tangential stresses in circumferential fiber reinforced disc. The existing of residual stresses in composite disc will leads to initiation of crack and begins to propagation near the inner diameter compared to case when neglecting residual stress for cases taken in analysis. It is also verified that the finite difference method is a good tool for stress analysis of composite disc under residual stress effec

Article
Evaluation the Effect of Residual Stress on Fracture of Polyethylene Pipe under Pressure Loading

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 71-78

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In this paper, the Weibull uni-axial and multi-axial distribution function for polyethylene pips under pressure loading were developed and analyzed taking account of residual stress. Tensile test was achieved to determine mechanical properties and the Weibull parameters. Experimental method using the hole- drilling strain-gage method was used to measure the residual stresses in PE pipe and compare with that obtained from numerical finite element method (FEM). The obtained results show that there is a convergence between uni-axial and multi-axial distribution function, but multi-axial distribution function give large values compared to uni-axial distribution function. It was observed that the residual stresses have influence on failure assessment diagram and causes translation from elastic-plastic failure to brittle failure.

Article
Elastic-Plastic Fracture Mechanics of Ductile Cast Iron Pipes

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 24-32

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Abstract

In this paper, depends on the finite element method, the J-Integral program is developed for a stationary circumferential crack problem in elastic plastic fracture mechanics in pipes under static loading and pure bending moment condition. The program developed is applied to ductile cast iron pipes (DCIP) to analys the integrity assessment, i.e., the significance of crack growth by drawing both failure assessment diagram (FAD) and crack driving force diagram (CDF). A numerical procedure is used for elastic-plastic analysis depending on special equation to predict J-values taking account of the crack geometry and load condition. It is cleared that the results obtained from failure assessment diagram and crack driving force diagram are identical and J-integral method can be used to the onset of crack growth in (DCIP) under bending moment conditions.

Article
A Review Study of the Feasibility of Piezoelectric Fan Techniques for Cooling Electronic Components

Haider F. Jasim, Muneer A. Ismael

Pages: 57-68

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The electronic equipment industry has developed rapidly in recent years. The amount of heat emitted from such equipment is seriously increased. Increasing the temperature of the electronic devices degrades their performance and as a final result their failure. Therefore, the requirements for an effective cooling system have become more important than ever. One of the most important methods of heat dissipation that the researchers focused on is the use of piezoelectric fans (PE). The current study reviews most of the developments that have taken place since its discovery nearly 40 years ago and focused on reducing power consumption. Most of the improvements and developments have been focused on obtaining optimal designs for these piezoelectric fans, which are used in different applications. This review clarifies the foundations and concepts of designing piezoelectric fans by comparing the data presented in previous studies. Furthermore, in the last ten years, numerical simulation has entered as an effective tool in predicting the optimal design of piezoelectric fans. The design of piezoelectric fans is in two forms, either single or multiple. The single fan system is used within a limited range of applications, as large cooling systems cannot be replaced by it. Therefore, the cooling system consisting of multiple piezoelectric fans is promising as a unique solution to effectively dissipate heat in electronic devices. The percentage of experimental studies is about 32 % while the studies of CFD is about 21 %, and the combined one is about 47 %.

Article
The Influence of Curing Residual Stress on the Strength and Fracture Rotating Speed of Composite Disc

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 15-23

PDF Full Text
Abstract

In this paper, the influence of thermal residual stress on strength and fracture rotating speed of composite disc is studied and analyzed using finite difference method and laminated plate theory for two types of reinforced composite discs (radial fiber reinforced disc and circumferential fiber reinforced disc). As a result the thermal residual stress will reduce radial and tangential stresses in radial fiber reinforced disc, while it shall increase radial stresses and decrease tangential stresses in circumferential fiber reinforced disc. The existing of residual stresses in composite disc will leads to initiation of crack and begins to propagation near the inner diameter compared to case when neglecting residual stress for cases taken in analysis. It is also verified that the finite difference method is a good tool for stress analysis of composite disc under residual stress effec

Article
Elastic-Plastic Fracture Mechanics of Ductile Cast Iron Pipes

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 24-32

PDF Full Text
Abstract

In this paper, depends on the finite element method, the J-Integral program is developed for a stationary circumferential crack problem in elastic plastic fracture mechanics in pipes under static loading and pure bending moment condition. The program developed is applied to ductile cast iron pipes (DCIP) to analys the integrity assessment, i.e., the significance of crack growth by drawing both failure assessment diagram (FAD) and crack driving force diagram (CDF). A numerical procedure is used for elastic-plastic analysis depending on special equation to predict J-values taking account of the crack geometry and load condition. It is cleared that the results obtained from failure assessment diagram and crack driving force diagram are identical and J-integral method can be used to the onset of crack growth in (DCIP) under bending moment conditions.

Article
Evaluation of Reliability of Rupture and Rotational Strength of the Ceramic Turbine Wheel

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 50-59

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In this paper, Weibull uni-axial and multi-axial distribution function is applied to evaluate the reliability of the fracture strength of rotating turbine rotor wheel manufactured from ceramic material and have inner surface crack. Three cases are considered, first taking only the effect of rotational stresses, second taking the effect of rotational and thermal stresses in ceramic disc, and third taking the effect of rotational and thermal loading in ceramic blade. It was found that there is a convergence between results gotten from uni-axial and multi-axial distribution function, but multi-axial distribution function give small large in values result compared to uni-axial distribution function. The expected values of rupture strength of ceramic blade is higher than of that of disc material, therefore the failure occurs in blade first than in disc material in service survival.

Article
Elastic-Plastic Fracture Mechanics of Ductile Cast Iron Pipes

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 24-32

PDF Full Text
Abstract

In this paper, depends on the finite element method, the J-Integral program is developed for a stationary circumferential crack problem in elastic plastic fracture mechanics in pipes under static loading and pure bending moment condition. The program developed is applied to ductile cast iron pipes (DCIP) to analys the integrity assessment, i.e., the significance of crack growth by drawing both failure assessment diagram (FAD) and crack driving force diagram (CDF). A numerical procedure is used for elastic-plastic analysis depending on special equation to predict J-values taking account of the crack geometry and load condition. It is cleared that the results obtained from failure assessment diagram and crack driving force diagram are identical and J-integral method can be used to the onset of crack growth in (DCIP) under bending moment conditions.

Article
Fatigue Crack Propagation in Ceramic Wheel Used For Gas Turbine

HAIDER HADI JASIM

Pages: 103-109

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This paper studies and compared the fatigue crack propagation rate da/dN for three kinds of ceramic wheel (model A, model B, and model C) made of Si3N4 ceramic with different additives used for gas turbine application. The stress intensity factor range was calculated using finite element method and then compared with analytical approximate approaches. Experimental fatigue test was carried out on the three specimens taken from the models. As a result, the types of additives effect on fatigue crack propagation rate. The model A has the highest da/dN values and model C exhibits the lower values of da/dN.

Article
The Influence of Curing Residual Stress on the Strength and Fracture Rotating Speed of Composite Disc

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 15-23

PDF Full Text
Abstract

In this paper, the influence of thermal residual stress on strength and fracture rotating speed of composite disc is studied and analyzed using finite difference method and laminated plate theory for two types of reinforced composite discs (radial fiber reinforced disc and circumferential fiber reinforced disc). As a result the thermal residual stress will reduce radial and tangential stresses in radial fiber reinforced disc, while it shall increase radial stresses and decrease tangential stresses in circumferential fiber reinforced disc. The existing of residual stresses in composite disc will leads to initiation of crack and begins to propagation near the inner diameter compared to case when neglecting residual stress for cases taken in analysis. It is also verified that the finite difference method is a good tool for stress analysis of composite disc under residual stress effec

Article
Elastic-Plastic Fracture Mechanics of Ductile Cast Iron Pipes

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 24-32

PDF Full Text
Abstract

In this paper, depends on the finite element method, the J-Integral program is developed for a stationary circumferential crack problem in elastic plastic fracture mechanics in pipes under static loading and pure bending moment condition. The program developed is applied to ductile cast iron pipes (DCIP) to analys the integrity assessment, i.e., the significance of crack growth by drawing both failure assessment diagram (FAD) and crack driving force diagram (CDF). A numerical procedure is used for elastic-plastic analysis depending on special equation to predict J-values taking account of the crack geometry and load condition. It is cleared that the results obtained from failure assessment diagram and crack driving force diagram are identical and J-integral method can be used to the onset of crack growth in (DCIP) under bending moment conditions.

Article
The Influence of Curing Residual Stress on the Strength and Fracture Rotating Speed of Composite Disc

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 15-23

PDF Full Text
Abstract

In this paper, the influence of thermal residual stress on strength and fracture rotating speed of composite disc is studied and analyzed using finite difference method and laminated plate theory for two types of reinforced composite discs (radial fiber reinforced disc and circumferential fiber reinforced disc). As a result the thermal residual stress will reduce radial and tangential stresses in radial fiber reinforced disc, while it shall increase radial stresses and decrease tangential stresses in circumferential fiber reinforced disc. The existing of residual stresses in composite disc will leads to initiation of crack and begins to propagation near the inner diameter compared to case when neglecting residual stress for cases taken in analysis. It is also verified that the finite difference method is a good tool for stress analysis of composite disc under residual stress effec

Article
Elastic-Plastic Fracture Mechanics of Ductile Cast Iron Pipes

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 24-32

PDF Full Text
Abstract

In this paper, depends on the finite element method, the J-Integral program is developed for a stationary circumferential crack problem in elastic plastic fracture mechanics in pipes under static loading and pure bending moment condition. The program developed is applied to ductile cast iron pipes (DCIP) to analys the integrity assessment, i.e., the significance of crack growth by drawing both failure assessment diagram (FAD) and crack driving force diagram (CDF). A numerical procedure is used for elastic-plastic analysis depending on special equation to predict J-values taking account of the crack geometry and load condition. It is cleared that the results obtained from failure assessment diagram and crack driving force diagram are identical and J-integral method can be used to the onset of crack growth in (DCIP) under bending moment conditions.

Article
The Influence of Curing Residual Stress on the Strength and Fracture Rotating Speed of Composite Disc

Haider Hadi Jasim

Pages: 15-23

PDF Full Text
Abstract

In this paper, the influence of thermal residual stress on strength and fracture rotating speed of composite disc is studied and analyzed using finite difference method and laminated plate theory for two types of reinforced composite discs (radial fiber reinforced disc and circumferential fiber reinforced disc). As a result the thermal residual stress will reduce radial and tangential stresses in radial fiber reinforced disc, while it shall increase radial stresses and decrease tangential stresses in circumferential fiber reinforced disc. The existing of residual stresses in composite disc will leads to initiation of crack and begins to propagation near the inner diameter compared to case when neglecting residual stress for cases taken in analysis. It is also verified that the finite difference method is a good tool for stress analysis of composite disc under residual stress effec

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