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Fatigue and Fracture of Aluminium Alloys
Organizer:
Dorota Kocanda
Str. Kaliskiego 2, 00-908 Warszawa, Poland
Phone: +48-22-683-9094 FAX : +48-22-683-7366
E-mail:d.kocanda@wme.wat.edu.pl
Description
The aim of this
session is to bring together the scientists who are working on the experiments,
modelling and simulation of fatigue crack behaviour and fracture for the aircraft aluminium
alloys. The focus will be on the influence of spectrum loading on crack growth
rate in the components, prediction methods of fatigue lifetime, estimation
methods of the level of fatigue damage accumulation in components, feasibility
of load-time history reconstruction on the basis of microfracture
analysis, mechanism of fracture, new techniques for improving the fatigue
properties of aluminium alloys.
Prof. N. Ranganathan,
Laboratoire de Mechanique et Rheologie, EIT,
7 avenue Marcel Dassault, 37204
Dr L. Lazzeri
Department
of Aerospace Engineering,
E-mail: aero.lazzeri@ing.unipi.it
Dr R.J.H. Wanhill
National Aerospace Laboratory NLR,
8300 AD Emmeloord,
The
E-mail: wanhill@nlr.nl
Prof.
Dorota Kocanda
E-mail: d.kocanda@wme.wat.edu.pl
Dr P.E. Irving
E-mail: p.e.irving@cranfield.ac.uk
Prof. Sp. G. Pantelakis
Dep. of Mechanical Engineering and
Aeronautics,
Patras 265 00,
E-mail: pantelak@mech.upatras.gr
Dr B. Palmberg
The Aeronautical Research
Dr
S. Maksimovic
Address: VTI Aeronautical Institute, Kataniceva 15,
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