A theory of anisotropic ductile fracture is outlined and applied to predict failure in a low alloy steel. The theory accounts for initial anisotropy and microstructure evolution (plastic anisotropy, porosity, void shape, orientation and spacing) and is supplemented by a recent micromechanical model of void-coalescence.

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Anisotropic ductile fracture Part II - theory (benzerga 2004).pdf	533535	2017-11-29

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