Finite volume method and multigrid acceleration in modelling of rapid crack propagation in full-scale pipe test (Q1368096)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1066647
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1066647 |
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Finite volume method and multigrid acceleration in modelling of rapid crack propagation in full-scale pipe test (English)
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11 June 1998
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This paper presents numerical results from finite volume modelling of full-scale test on medium density polyethylene gas pressurized pipes. The crack speed and pressure profile are prescribed in the analysis. Both steady-state and transient rapid crack propagation (RCP) are considered, and the comparison between them is shown. The steady-state results are achieved employing a full multigrid acceleration technique, where sets of progressively finer grids are used in \(V\)-cycles. Also, the effect of inelastic behaviour of polyethylene on RCP results is demonstrated.
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\(V\)-cycles
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medium density polyethylene gas pressurized pipes
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