Freiman, S. W.,
The fracture of brittle materials : testing and analysis / Stephen W. Freiman, John J. Mecholsky, Jr. - Second edition. - 1 online resource.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
STEPHEN W. FREIMAN, PHD, began his career as a research engineer in the ceramics division of IIT, then in several positions at ONR, NRL, and NIST, culminating in service as the Chief of the Ceramics Division, then Deputy Director for the Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory at NIST.
JOHN J. MECHOLSKY, JR., PHD, is Professor and Associate Chair in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Florida. He was previously at the Penn State University, Sandia National Laboratories and has worked as a research engineer at various Navy laboratories including NRL. He has served as Associate Director of Materials at ONR London.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Fracture mechanics background -- Environmentally enhanced crack growth -- Fracture mechanics techniques -- Strength measurements and statistical analysis -- Thermal shock testing -- Modeling of brittle fracture -- Quantitative fractography -- Microstructural effects -- Reliability and time-dependent fracture -- Concluding remarks.
"Provides practical analysis of properties, toughness, strength for materials - Introduces the engineering and materials student to the basic concepts necessary for analyzing brittle fractures - Replete with real-world examples to assist the reader in applying the concepts to their own particular research needs technicians, engineers, and engineering managers; practicing materials scientists, ceramicists and ceramic engineer; professors and upper level undergraduate or graduate students in related courses"--
9781118769669 (Adobe PDF) 9781118769775 (ePub)
2018036557
Fracture mechanics.
Brittleness.
Electronic books.
TA409
620.1126
The fracture of brittle materials : testing and analysis / Stephen W. Freiman, John J. Mecholsky, Jr. - Second edition. - 1 online resource.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
STEPHEN W. FREIMAN, PHD, began his career as a research engineer in the ceramics division of IIT, then in several positions at ONR, NRL, and NIST, culminating in service as the Chief of the Ceramics Division, then Deputy Director for the Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory at NIST.
JOHN J. MECHOLSKY, JR., PHD, is Professor and Associate Chair in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Florida. He was previously at the Penn State University, Sandia National Laboratories and has worked as a research engineer at various Navy laboratories including NRL. He has served as Associate Director of Materials at ONR London.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Fracture mechanics background -- Environmentally enhanced crack growth -- Fracture mechanics techniques -- Strength measurements and statistical analysis -- Thermal shock testing -- Modeling of brittle fracture -- Quantitative fractography -- Microstructural effects -- Reliability and time-dependent fracture -- Concluding remarks.
"Provides practical analysis of properties, toughness, strength for materials - Introduces the engineering and materials student to the basic concepts necessary for analyzing brittle fractures - Replete with real-world examples to assist the reader in applying the concepts to their own particular research needs technicians, engineers, and engineering managers; practicing materials scientists, ceramicists and ceramic engineer; professors and upper level undergraduate or graduate students in related courses"--
9781118769669 (Adobe PDF) 9781118769775 (ePub)
2018036557
Fracture mechanics.
Brittleness.
Electronic books.
TA409
620.1126