摘要

A mode III crack cutting perpendicularly across the interface between two dissimilar semi-infinite magnetoelectroelastic solid is studied under the combined loads of a line force, a line electric charge and a line magnetic charge at an arbitrary location. The impermeable conditions are implied on the crack faces. The technique developed in literature for the elastic bimaterial with a crack cutting interface is exploited to treat the magnetoelectroelastic bimaterial. The Riemann-Hilbert problem can be formulated and solved based on complex variable method. Analytical solutions can be obtained for the entire plane. The intensity factors around crack tips can be defined for the elastic, electric and magnetic fields. It shows that, no matter where the load position is, the electric displacement intensity factors (EDIFs), as well as the magnetic induction intensity factors (MIIFs), are identical in magnitude but opposite in sign for both crack tips, on condition that a line force is solely applied. Alternatively, if only a line electric charge is considered, then the stress intensity factors (SIFs) and the MIIFs exhibit the behavior. Likewise, if only a line magnetic charge is applied, it turns to the SIFs and the EDIFs instead. In addition, the dependence of the intensity factors is graphically shown with respect to the location of a line force. It is found that the SIF for a crack tip tends to be infinite if the applied force is approaching the tip itself, but the EDIF, with the complete opposite trend, tends to be vanishing. Finally, focusing on the more practical case of piezoelectric/piezomagnetic bimaterial, variation of the SIF along with the moduli as well as the piezo constitutive coefficients is explored. These analyses may provide some guidance for material selection by minimizing the SIF. It is also believed that the results obtained in this paper can serve as the Green's function for the dissimilar magnetoelectroelastic semi-infinite bimaterial with a crack cutting the interface under general magnetoelectromechanical loads.