Lecture

Fracture of Materials: Revision

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Description

This lecture covers the fracture mechanics of materials, including the energy balance approach, stress intensity factor, Weibull model for brittle solids, elastic-plastic fracture mechanics, crack growth, and time-dependent fracture. It also discusses fracture in ductile materials, rubber testing, viscoelastic fracture mechanics, and craze-mediated fracture in polymers. The lecture concludes with topics on high-speed testing, heterogeneous media, and practical exercises for the end-of-term test.

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Chemical engineering

Materials science: Deformation of materials

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