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Analysis of Shear Damage Evolution

Shear damage development under constant stress is studied on the basis of the analytical solution of kinetic equations of damage accumulation. The existence of two threshold stresses is linked with the presence of three various stress intervals and respective regimes of damage growth. Utilization of the limit value of damage level as the failure criterion allows the scaling of the time-to-failure to be analyzed. The effect of initial damage on failure development is investigated.