Assessment of the possibility of quantitative identification of the Mannesmann effect using ductile fracture criteria

Abstract

AbstractThis article presents a study to estimate the possibility of determining the shape and size of a Mannesmann effect crack using the finite element method. Experimental tests were carried out to obtain reference specimens with a crack. A rotational compression test of cylindrical specimens in a channel was used for the experimental studies. Finite element tests were carried out using nine ductile fracture criteria. In the first stage of the study, using the rotational compression test and the finite element method, the limit values of the fracture criteria were determined. In the second stage, the development of a Mannesmann effect crack was simulated using the limit values of the fracture criteria using the finite element method. Based on the analysis, it was found that the greatest agreement in terms of void shape and size obtained in finite element method and experiment was obtained for the Ayada criterion. Analysis of the progression of the shape of the void formed using the Ayada criterion showed that crack initiation occurs as a result of maximum principal stress. The development of the resulting void is the result of the action of the maximum shear stress as well as the maximum principal stress.