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This study explores the torsion problems of cracked bars, employing advanced Boundary Integral Equation Methods (BIEM). Key topics include the implementation of Green’s identities to analyze torsion rigidity and the formulation of dual boundary integral equations. Several new methodologies are introduced to tackle the challenges presented by cracked bars, focusing on both analytical and numerical approaches. The research demonstrates novel techniques for managing singular matrices using methods such as Lin, SVD, and Orthogonal methods, providing insightful solutions for engineers and researchers dealing with structural integrity.
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Torsion cracked bar problem using BIEM S. K. Kao HR2-307/2008/01/21
Outline • Cracked bars • Green’s identity • Torsion rigidity • Dual boundary integral equations • New Methods
Outline • Cracked bars • Green’s identity • Torsion rigidity • Dual boundary integral equations • New Methods
Green’s identity • First Green’s identity • Secend Green’s identity
Outline • Cracked bars • Green’s identity • Torsion rigidity • Dual boundary integral equations • New Methods
Torsion rigidity Method 4
Outline • Cracked bars • Green’s identity • Torsion rigidity • Dual boundary integral equations • New Methods
Dual boundary integral equations • Governing equation: • Boundary conditions:
Outline • Cracked bars • Green’s identity • Torsion rigidity • Dual boundary integral equations • New Methods
New Methods Singular matrix: • Method 1: Lin • Method 2: SVD • Method 3: Orthogonal
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