OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of International Journal of Damage Mechanics is 19. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)

Article	Citations
Study on the creep constitutive model of layered rockconsidering anisotropic and damage factors after hightemperature exposure	39
Elastic moduli prediction of a short fiber composite with interface debonding at fiber ends	31
Peridynamics simulations of the damage of reinforced concrete structures under radial blasting	29
Unified analysis of phase-field models for cohesive fracture	29
Theory and methods of constructing equations for the evolutionary damageability of materials	27
A two-step damage model for analysis of recycled aggregate concrete beam on foundation: Displacement-based approach	27
A new damage-based failure criterion for nonlinear behavior of fibrous composite materials	27
A new unsymmetrical decomposition of the damage variable	25
Numerical modeling of flax-woven reinforced composites submitted to quasi-static indentation and low velocity impact	23
Hydro-mechanical coupling characteristics and damage constitutive model of low-permeability granite under triaxial compression	22
An elastoplastic stochastic damage constitutive model for concrete under multidimensional loading	22
Engineering the undamageable material: Hyperelastic insights from biological tissues	21
Fracture damage evolution of 7075 ultra-high strength aluminum alloy under uniaxial tension with complex loading paths	21
Damage mechanism and AE characteristics of water-rich sandstone under chemical corrosion and mechanical coupling	20
Computational assessment of sustainable balsa and basalt composite sandwich for structural marine applications	20
A rolling contact fatigue life prediction model for bearing steel considering its gradient structure due to cyclic hardening	20
An improved micromechanical model for multiscale fiber reinforced ultra-high performance concrete: From hydration, dehydration to thermal damage	20
A novel coupled multiphysics mesoscopic model for concrete damage evolution under dry–wet cycles	20
An elastoplastic-damage model based on nonlocal peridynamic theory for ductile damage analysis under cyclic loading	19
Local strain field deflection around fracture as a precursor to rock-like model instability: The modulating effect of compressive strength	19
Experimental investigations and micromechanical thermal fatigue models of concrete	19