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The influence of impact velocity and ring geometry in the fracture patterns produced by in-plane concentrated impulsive loading on brittle circular rings has been studied both experimentally and theoretically. The experiments were performed by impacting circular rings made of plaster with a steel plate. The fracture behavior was photographed by a camera with a flash, and the crack-initiation time was measured using a memoriscope. The fracture behavior is explained using dynamic photoelasticity and the theory of flexural motion of a circular ring. With the addition of an impact-fracture criterion to this theory, the fracture patterns of brittle circular rings are predicted.
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Kida, S., Oda, J. Fracture behavior of brittle circular rings subjected to concentrated impulsive loading. Experimental Mechanics 23, 425–430 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02330059
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