19th European Conference on Fracture

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ECF19 will be the nineteenth in a series of biennial international conferences held by the European Structural Integrity Society (ESIS). The objective of the conference is to promote research and scientific communication on durability, reliability and safety of engineering materials, components and structures. The conference topics will focus on all important aspects of fracture and fatigue.

List of Sections

- Models, criteria, testing, engineering methods

- Multiaxial/mixed mode Fatigue and Fracture
- Multiaxial/mixed mode fracture
- In-plane and out-of-plane constraint effects
- Mixed mode fracture
- Multiaxial fatigue and fracture
- Notch fracture mechanics

- Dynamic fracture

Dynamic fracture; damage and fracture under dynamic loading
Dynamic deformation and fracture of composite structures
Dynamic strength and fracture

- Multicyclic loading and multiscale fracture

Multicyclic loading, multi-scale material structures
Multi-scale modeling of material fracture
Modelling of multiscale fracture of materials

- Fatigue of materials, components and structures

Fatigue of materials, components and structures
Fatigue and fracture under variable amplitude loading

- Fracture processes under the action of physical fields and chemically active media

Fracture processes under the action of physical fields
Fracture processes under the action of chemically active media
Fracture processes under the combined action of physical fields and chemically active media
Hydrogen effects on structural integrity of materials

- Structural integrity

Methods for residual lifetime evaluation and prediction
Structural integrity assessment
New equipment and technologies for monitoring the technical state of potentially dangerous structures
Diagnostics of structural materials ageing
Inverse problems of defects and cracks identification
Structural integrity of welded joints
Methods for prediction of material properties and structural integrity assessment

- New methods and equipment for fracture testing

New methods and equipment for fracture resistance testing
Experimental testing and photoelasticity

- Fracture mechanics applications

Aircraft; marine transport, railway transport; nuclear; gas and oil industry; energetics
Durability, safety and reliability of complex technical systems
Nondestructive testing and evaluation of structural components
Fracture mechanics in design of fracture resistant materials and components
Fracture in technology

- Computational fracture mechanics

Methods of computational fracture mechanics and benchmark problems
Numerical modeling of fracture of materials and structures
Virtual fracture analysis and testing

- Geomechanics and geomaterials

Laboratory and field measurements of fracture characteristics of geomaterials and natural objects
Models of fracture in geomechanics and geoengineering
Fracture mechanics and earthquake prediction
Fracture mechanics in geotechnologies

- Fracture processes in forming and contact interaction

Numerical and experimental analysis of fracture phenomenon in metal forming
Fracture processes in contact interaction

- Physical mesomechanics of fracture

Physical Mesomechanics of Fracture
Nano-structured materials, Fracture mechanics of biomaterials

- Mechanisms of material degradation under operation of NPP equipments

- Micromechanisms of Fracture and Fatigue

- Acoustic and Other Forms of Energy Emissions from Fracture Phenomena

- Advanced crack models

Recent advances in cohesive modeling
Damage based fracture models
Ductile Failure

Sections Timetable

Section	Monday 27 th			Tuesday 28 th		Wednesday 29 th		Thursday 30 th			Friday 31 th
Section	11 20 —13 00	15 00 —16 00	16 20 —18 00	11 20 —13 00	15 00 —16 00	11 20 —13 00	15 00 —16 00	11 20 —13 00	15 00 —16 00	16 20 —18 00	9 00 —10 00
Models, criteria, testing, engineering methods	S2 Pushkin 1	S2 Pushkin 1	S2 Pushkin 1	S2 Pushkin 1		S2 Pushkin 1	S2 Pushkin 1	S2 Pushkin 1
Multiaxial/mixed mode Fatigue and Fracture	S3 Lermontov	S3 Lermontov	S3 Lermontov	S3 Lermontov	S3 Lermontov
Dynamic fracture	S4 Pushkin 2	S4 Pushkin 2		S4 Pushkin 2	S4 Pushkin 2	S4 Pushkin 2	S4 Pushkin 2
Multicyclic loading and multiscale fracture	S5 Dostoevsky	S5 Dostoevsky		S5 Dostoevsky		S5 Dostoevsky	S5 Dostoevsky	S5 Dostoevsky
Fatigue of materials, components and structures	S6 Napoleon	S6 Napoleon	S6 Napoleon	S6 Napoleon	S6 Napoleon	S6 Napoleon	S6 Napoleon
Fracture processes under the action of physical fields and chemically active media	S7 Tolstoy	S7 Tolstoy	S7 Tolstoy	S7 Tolstoy		S7 Tolstoy	S7 Tolstoy	S7 Tolstoy
Structural integrity			S8 Dostoevsky		S8 Dostoevsky				S8 Dostoevsky	S8 Dostoevsky	S8 Dostoevsky
New methods and equipment for fracture testing			S9 Tchekhov							S9 Tchekhov
Fracture mechanics applications								S10 Napoleon	S10 Napoleon	S10 Napoleon	S10 Napoleon
Computational fracture mechanics			S11 Pushkin 2					S11 Pushkin 2	S11 Pushkin 2	S11 Pushkin 2	S11 Pushkin 2
Geomechanics and geomaterials								S12 Tchekhov			S12 Tchekhov
Fracture processes in forming and contact interaction					S13 Pushkin 1				S13 Tchekhov		S13 Lermontov
Physical mesomechanics of fracture				S14 Tchekhov		S14 Tchekhov			S14 Pushkin 1	S14 Pushkin 1	S14 Pushkin 1
Mechanisms of material degradation under operation of NPP equipments					S15 Tolstoy					S15 Tolstoy
Micromechanisms of Fracture and Fatigue	S16 Tchekhov	S16 Tchekhov					S16 Tchekhov			S16 Lermontov
Acoustic and Other Forms of Energy Emissions from Fracture Phenomena						S17 Lermontov		S17 Lermontov	S17 Lermontov
Advanced crack models					S18 Tchekhov		S18 Lermontov		S18 Tolstoy		S18 Tolstoy

19th European Conference on Fracture | Fracture Mechanics Against Catastrophic Failures

European Structural Integrity Society

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