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Mechanical Engineering

Engineering Fracture Mechanics

Engineering Fracture Mechanics

01 EFM Course Outline

02 Spectacular Failures

03 Lessons from Spectacular Failures

04 LEFM and EPFM

05 Fracture Mechanics is Holistic

06 Fatigue Crack Growth Model

07 Crack Growth and Fracture Mechanisms

08 Elastic Strain Energy

09 Fracture Strength by Griffith

10 Energy Release Rate

11 Utility of Energy Release Rate

12 Pop-in Phenomenon

13 Displacement and Stress Formulations-

14 Forms of Stress Functions

15 Airy’s Stress Function for Mode-I

16 Westergaard Solution of Stress Field for Mode-I

17 Displacement Field for Mode-I

18 Relation between KI and GI

19 Stress Field in Mode-II

20 Generalised Westergaard Approach

21 William’s Eigen Function Approach

22 Multi-parameter Stress Field Equations

23 Validation of Multi-parameter Field Equations

24 Discussion Session-I

25 Evaluation of SIF for Various Geometries

26 SIF for Embedded Cracks

27 SIF for Surface Cracks

28 Modeling of Plastic Deformation

29 Irwin’s Model

30 Dugdale Model

31 Fracture Toughness Testing

32 Plane Strain Fracture Toughness Testing

33 Plane Stress Fracture Toughness Testing

34 Paris Law and Sigmoidal Curve

35 Crack Closure

36 Crack Growth Models

38 HRR Field and CTOD

39 FAD and Mixed Mode Fracture

40 Crack Arrest and Repair Methodologies

41 Discussion Session - II

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