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Crack Control: Using Fracture Theory to Create Tough New Materials

Autor Kevin Kendall
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 20 oct 2020
Crack Control: Using Fracture Theory to Create Tough New Materials goes beyond just trying to understand the origin of cracks and fracture in materials by also providing readers with the knowledge and techniques required to stop cracks at the nano- and micro-levels, covering the fundamentals of crack propagation, prevention, and healing. The book starts by providing a concise foundational overview of cracks and fracture mechanics, then looks at real-life ways that new tougher materials have been developed via crack inhibition. Topics such as crack equilibrium, stress criterion, and stress equations are then outlined, as are methods for inventing new crack-resistant materials. The importance of crack healing is emphasized and cracks that grow under tension, bending, compression, crazing, and adhesion are discussed at length as well


  • Provides a better understanding of crack formation in various materials allowing for more efficient investigations of crack-based material or structural failure
  • Demonstrates how to prevent cracks by arresting them at the nano- and micro-levels
  • Looks at methods for developing new tougher and stronger materials through crack inhibition
  • Emphasizes the importance of crack healing and explains crack stopping through changing the peel shape in various ways
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780128215043
ISBN-10: 0128215046
Pagini: 308
Ilustrații: 155 illustrations (15 in full color)
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 mm
Greutate: 0.42 kg
Editura: ELSEVIER SCIENCE

Public țintă

Primary: Academic researchers in the field of mechanical engineering and materials science; practicing mechanical engineers and materials scientists
Secondary: Mechanical engineering and materials science postgrad students;

Cuprins

1. Cracks: A century of toughness 2. Using the Griffith defect idea 3. Cracking observations4. Cracking equilibrium5. Bending history6. Improving fracture mechanics7. Crack equations8. Tough laminates9. Nano-cracks in nature10. Inventing a new tough material11. Cracking future: new tougher materials