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Usually the element of real structures is subject of the mixed mode loadings.  This fact can be explained by the elements geometry and the loading  orientations. In this case the propagation of the eventual cracks is  characterised by the mixed mode kinematics. In order to characterize the  fracture process in mixed mode it’s necessary to separate the fracture process  in order to evaluate the influence of each mode. Our study is limited to plane  configurations. The mixed mode is considered as an association of opening and  shear modes. The mixed mode fracture is evaluated trough the experimental tests  using the SEN specimen for different mixed mode ratios. The fracture process  separation is operated by the invariant integral Mθ. Moreover, our study  regroups an experimental and a numerical approaches

Evaluation of Mixed-mode Integral Invariant for Polymer Material Trough The Couple Experimental-Numerical Process