Engineering Research
Materials Science
Engineering Series
Fracture and Strength of Solids VII
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This two-volume set of 339 peer-reviewed papers covers the broad areas of Composite, Polymer and Ceramic Materials, Fracture Mechanics and Mechanisms, Materials, Mechanical Structure, Strength and Dynamics, Interface Failure and Failure Analysis, Nano-Mechanics and Structures, Damage and Failure, Structural Design and Optimisation, Fatigue and Crack Propagation, Materials Modelling and Computation, Concrete, Rock and Soil, Dynamic Fracture and Impact, Erosion and Corrosion, Smart Materials and Structures, Biomechanics and Other Novel Methods of Computer Modelling in Engineering and Science.
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Review from Ringgold Inc., ProtoView:
Though the triennial conference has now gone international, it continues to attract many scientists from the Far East and Oceania region where it began in 1987. They share thoughts and findings in the mechanics and mechanisms of fracture, fatigue, and strength of solids. Nearly 250 papers selected and peer-reviewed from the 2010 conference discuss such topics as analytical concepts for recent development in fatigue crack growth under variable amplitude loading, the performance of the casing-plug joints of square steel tube structures, predicting the life of rubber automotive components using finite element method, numerical application in reducing the weight of the lateral plate of rescue robots, dynamic response and the effect of center level height of periodic symmetric struts support, and the asymptotic analysis of the singular stress behavior around an imperfect edge of dissimilar power-law hardening materials joint. The two volumes are numbered consecutively and both contain the index.