NASA NTRS · 19930003841
Probabilistic finite elements for fatigue and fracture analysis
Abstract
Attenuation is focused on the development of Probabilistic Finite Element Method (PFEM), which combines the finite element method with statistics and reliability methods, and its application to linear, nonlinear structural mechanics problems and fracture mechanics problems. The computational tool based on the Stochastic Boundary Element Method is also given for the reliability analysis of a curvilinear fatigue crack growth. The existing PFEM's have been applied to solve for two types of problems: (1) determination of the response uncertainty in terms of the means, variance and correlation coefficients; and (2) determination the probability of failure associated with prescribed limit states.
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Belytschko, Ted, Liu, Wing Kam. 1992-01-01. Probabilistic finite elements for fatigue and fracture analysis. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930003841
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