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Principles of fracture mechanics
What characterizes a ductile frac...,
What characterizes a brittle failure,
When do we have to consider the s...
10
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Fracture mechanisms
What can the fracture surface giv...,
What are the step during failure ...,
How dooes ductile fracture for pu...
19
cards
Fracture models
What can fracture maps be used for
1
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Grain boundary segregation
What are the features about grain...
1
cards
Hydrogen enbrittlement & LME
What are some sources of hydrogen,
What does the amount of captured ...,
How can the solibility of hydroge...
27
cards
Fatigue failure of metals
What are the four distinct phases...,
What are the different crack grow...,
Why do we need to consider the st...
8
cards
Creep
What is the definition of creep i...,
How can creep testing be done,
Explain what is happening at the ...
7
cards
Residual stresses
What is the definition of residua...,
How are residual stresses generated,
What are some examples of when we...
10
cards
Distortions
What are distortions and what can...,
What are reversible distortions,
What causes irreversible distortions
8
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Measurement of residual stresses
Which type of residual stress can...,
What are the three possible appro...,
What is the principal of mechanic...
9
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Solidification defects
What is the definition of a defect,
What rules the solidification str...,
What are the three regions in an ...
16
cards
Plastic deformation defects
What are the ideal conditions for...,
What are failure mechanisms maps,
Why are cast metals first subject...
13
cards
Failure analysis
What is the primarily goal of a f...
1
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NDT and visual inspection
What is the most used application...,
What is important for the impleme...,
What are the general stages of ndt
5
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Liquid penetrant testing
What type of defects can liquid p...,
What are the steps of liquid pene...,
What are some qualities of the pe...
7
cards
X-ray inspection
How are material inhomogenity ide...,
How does the wavelength of x rays...,
What are the two types of emissio...
11
cards
Magnetic particle NDT
What is the basic principle behin...,
How is the testing procedure in m...,
What are some of the testing requ...
5
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Eddy current NDT
What are the principle of eddy cu...,
What does the depth of penetratio...,
What is the standard depth of pen...
6
cards
Ultrasound NDT
What are the principles of ultras...,
What are ultrasonic waves,
What happens when a us beam encou...
10
cards
Acoustic Emission NDT
What are the principle of acousti...,
How is acoustic emission measurem...,
What are the acoustic sources
5
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Infrared thermography
What is the principle of infrared...,
How does infrared thermography work,
How is infrared thermography ndt ...
5
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