Erik Kostson
Ansys Employee
Hi

You can though use your native language, translate that on the web (many apps for that), and then post.

I am not an expert in this domain, but damage and evolution laws are aimed as far as I can see more for composites (e.g., CFRP) typically as mentioned in our help manual section:
4.22.1 Initiation and 4.22.2 for evolution -

Searching around will give some information about them (e.g., Haishin):
Also our ACP manual contains some more info about them through our ACP tool (5.3.4. Failure Criteria for Reinforced Materials)

--
As for the fracture criteria that is in chapter 3.3 and an example is 3.3.4 and 5. Hope this helps (these are the examples I know).
---
Finally I would recommend courses on these very large subjects which assume though a basic understanding of solid and continuum mechanics and some composite laminate theory (so you will need to have some knowledge in these fields). NAFEMS should perhaps have course on this:
Some guidelines on modelling failure:
And more can be found on the NAFEMS website which provides guidelines for different analysis.

That is all I can provide - perhaps someone else has some more info.

All the best and good luck.

Erik