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Engineering Fracture Mechanics

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Engineering Fracture Mechanics

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People enroll in an Engineering Fracture Mechanics course to understand how and why materials fail under real-world conditions. The course equips engineers with tools to predict crack initiation and growth, improve the safety and reliability of structures, and prevent catastrophic failures in fields like aerospace, civil, mechanical, and materials engineering. It also helps bridge theory with practical design, enabling better material selection, damage tolerance analysis, and compliance with engineering standards.

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Engineering Fracture mechanics

41 Lectures

2096 min

  • course outline

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    48 min

  • Spectacular failures

    48 min

  • lessons from spectacular failures

    50 min

  • LEFM and EPFM

    49 min

  • Fracture mechanics is Holistic

    51 min

  • Fatigue crack model

    50 min

  • crack growth and fracture mechanism

    53 min

  • Elastic strain energy

    48 min

  • Fracture strength by giffith

    50 min

  • Energy release rate

    50 min

  • Utility of energy release rate

    52 min

  • Pop-in phenomenon

    51 min

  • Displacement and stress formulation

    51 min

  • forms of stress functions

    52 min

  • airy's stress function model - 1

    51 min

  • Westergaard Solution of Stress Field for Mode-I

    51 min

  • Displacement Field for Mode-I

    51 min

  • Relationship between KI and GI

    53 min

  • Stress Field in Mode-II

    51 min

  • Generalised Westergaard Approach

    53 min

  • William's Eigen Function Approach

    46 min

  • Multi parameter stress field equations

    51 min

  • validation of multi parameter stess field equation

    47 min

  • Discussion Session-I

    54 min

  • Evaluation SIF for various geometries

    49 min

  • SIF for embedded cracks

    47 min

  • SIF for surface cracks

    53 min

  • modeling pf plastic deformation

    53 min

  • Irwin's model

    52 min

  • Dugdale model

    52 min

  • Fracture toughness testing

    52 min

  • plane strain fracture toughness testing

    50 min

  • plane stress fracture toughness testing continued

    51 min

  • Paris law and sigmoidal curve

    51 min

  • Crack closure

    51 min

  • crack growth models

    52 min

  • J- Integral

    54 min

  • HRR fiels and CTOD

    52 min

  • FAD and mixed mode fracture

    54 min

  • Crack arrest and repair methodologies

    53 min

  • Discussion Session - II

    59 min

Course details

Engineering Fracture Mechanics is a branch of mechanical and materials engineering that focuses on understanding, predicting, and preventing the initiation and growth of cracks in structures and components. It combines principles of solid mechanics, materials science, and structural analysis to evaluate the strength, durability, and failure behavior of materials under static, dynamic, and cyclic loading conditions. The discipline is widely applied in the design, safety assessment, and life prediction of engineering systems in industries such as aerospace, automotive, civil, and energy engineering.

Source: NPTEL [nptelhrd youtube channel]

Course suitable for

  • Mechanics & Turbomachinery
  • Mechanical
  • Production

Key topics covered

1. Spectacular lessons

2. LEFM and EPFM

3. Fracture mechanics is holistic

4. Fatigue crack growth model

5. Fracture strength by giffith

6. Elastic strain energy

7. Pop-in phenomenon

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