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EC (European Credits): 3 (1 EC concerns a work load of 28
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Faculty of Mechanical, Maritime and Materials
Engineering |
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Department of Materials Science Engineering |
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Lecturer 1: M.Janssen |
Tel.: 015 - 27 85866 |
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Course year: |
MSc 1st
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English |
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Dutch: Please contact the
lecturer about an English alternative, whenever needed. |
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Written exam |
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Detailed description of topics:
Linear-elastic fracture mechanics: Concepts Stress
Intensity Factor K and Energy Release Rate G; Test Methods
Elastic-plastic
Fracture Mechanics: Concepts J integral and Crack Opening Displacement; Test
Methods
Crack growth concepts:
Fatigue, Sustained Load Fracture, Stress Corrosion
Fracture Mechanics in
Metals: Effect of Material Behaviour |
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Learning goals:
-) to be able to select the most suitable concept to
approach a fracture related problem
-) to be able to assess
a simple practical problem given the material properties, geometry and
mechanical load
-) to be able to
interpret results from fracture-mechanical tests |
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