A comparative study on finite element methods for dynamic fracture
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This paper presents a comparative study of finite element methods for dynamic fractures. It is shown that XFEM and interelement method show similar crack speeds and crack paths. However, both fail to predict a benchmark experiment without adjustment of energy release rate. It is also shown that the interelement method appears to be more apaptable. Experiments performed are interesting for practitioner.
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