Analysis of cracked plates using an iterative hybrid ‎technique of boundary element method and distributed ‎dislocation method

Faculty Engineering Year: 2008
Type of Publication: ZU Hosted Pages: 1535-1544
Authors:
Tharwat Mohamed Othman
Journal: Engineering Fracture Mechanics science direct Volume: 6
Keywords : Analysis , cracked plates using , iterative hybrid    
Abstract:
It is introduced an iterative hybrid technique of Boundary element method (BEM) and distributed ‎dislocation method (DDM), for solving two dimensional crack problems. The technique is to decompose the ‎problem into (n+1) subsidiary problems
    
     
 
       

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