Damage and Vibration Problems in Technology
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Mechanics of Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 April 2024) | Viewed by 1458
Special Issue Editors
Interests: mechanics of materials; damage identification; fracture; delamination; acoustic emission; finite element method, machine technology
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Interests: mechanics of materials; dynamics of loose media; damage identification; numerical simulations; finite element method; linear and nonlinear analysis; sieve separation
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue of Materials entitled "Damage and Vibration Problems in Technology" will be used to collect the latest results and trends in research on damage in engineering materials and structures, as well as problems associated with vibration, from the point of view of analytical, numerical and experimental approaches. Scientists and practitioners in the field of mechanics of materials and structures are invited to publish articles on the reliability and strength of various engineering materials and machinery, and damage to biological objects that can be detected and observed via fractographic and image analysis methods. Articles should cover vibration-induced problems caused by equipment being used in various technological processes: conveying, separation, segregation, drying, etc. In particular, we are interested in those on analyses of stability loss, damage initiation and evolution, and structure collapses or any unusual behaviours, with practical indications and solutions increasing reliability.
Dr. Sylwester Samborski
Dr. Serhii Kharchenko
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- damage
- fracture
- vibration
- failure
- thin-walled structure
- finite element method
- experimental testing
- separation
- machining
- dynamics
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