Aims
This course covers two approaches. On the one side, the macroscopic behaviour of solids during deformation and fracture is analysed for the different classes of materials. On the other side, the microscopic phenomena responsible for the deformation and fracture of materials are discussed and related to the macroscopic properties.
Main themes
1. reversible déformation
- Elasticity, thermoelasticity
- viscoelasticity, anelasticity
2.irreversible déformation
- plasticity - the macroscopic point of view
- plasticity - dislocation theory and hardening mechanisms
- viscoplasticity and creep
3. Damage and fracture
- damage
- introduction to fracture mechanics
- fracture mechanisms
- fatigue and sub-critical crack growth
Content and teaching methods
Physics and mechanics of the phenomena governing the resistance to the deformation and fracture of materials
Other information (prerequisite, evaluation (assessment methods), course materials recommended readings, ...)
Nil
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Mandatory
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