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Solid modeling aspects of three-dimensional fragmentation
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DOI：10.1007/BF01201761.png)
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The ways in which the topology and geometry of a three-dimensional finite-element model may evolve as a consequence of fracture and fragmentation are enumerated, and the actions which may be taken in order to update the boundary representation of the solid so as to faithfully reflect that evolution are described. Arbitrary topological and geometrical evolution of a three-dimensional solid not necessarily restricted to an evolution of its surface, are addressed Solids are described by their boundary representation (BRep) and a surface and volume triangulation. Fracture processes are modeled by the introduction of cohesive elements at element interfaces. Simple rules are shown to enable the simulation of strikingly complex crack patterns. The scope and versatility of the approach is illustrated with the aid of selected examples of application.
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automatic meshing
boundary representation
finite element
solid modeling
three-dimensional fragmentation
topological evolution
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