Final Programme as at July 12, 2010

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Monday
August 30, 2010
Break
Break
ESIS Technical Commitees
Reception of the Lord Major, Dresden City Hall
ESIS - Exco & Chairmen of Techn. Comm.
Opening Remarks
Honorary Lecture
B.04.1
Computational Methods for Fracture Analysis: Fatigue Modelling
C.06.1
Fracture and Damage in Geotechnique Rock and Soil I
B.02.1
High Cycle Fatigue Crack Growth I
B.03.1
Low Cycle Fatigue Crack Growth I
B.06.1
Fracture Mechanics Testing: Transferability of Fracture Mechanics Characteristics
B.08.1
Fracture Mechanics of Polymer and Elastomers: Elastomers
C.08.1
Non-destructive Examination and Health Monitoring: SHM and Fatigue Life
B.10.1
Fracture and Damage of Advanced Cementitious Materials: Stainhardening
C.01.1
Structural Durability of Components and Structures
B.04.9
Computational Methods for Fracture Analysis: Configurational Mechanics and New Numerical Methods
C.06.2
Fracture and Damage in Geotechnique Rock and Soil II
B.01.1
Concepts and Criteria in Fracture Mechanics: Special Crack Problems I
B.09.1
Fracture of Smart Materials
B.06.2
Fracture Mechanics Testing: New Test Methods & High Speed Testing I
B.08.2
Fracture Mechanics of Polymer and Elastomers: Dynamic Fracture in Fibre-reinforced Polymers
C.08.2
Non-destructive Examination and Health Monitoring: Miscellaneous
B.10.2
Fracture and Damage of Advanced Cementitious Materials: Advanced Cement-based Materials -Modelling and Numerical Analysis I
C.05.1
Damage and Fatigue in Aerospace Materials and Components I
B.04.2
Computational Methods for Fracture Analysis: Fracture Analysis I
B.02.2
High Cycle Fatigue Crack Growth II
A.04.1
Environmentally Enhanced Effects: Corrosion I
B.01.2
Concepts and Criteria in Fracture Mechanics: Residual Stresses and Mixed Mode
B.08.3
Fracture Mechanics of Polymer and Elastomers: Mixed Mode and Interfacial Fracture
C.08.3
Non-destructive Examination and Health Monitoring: Quantitative NDT
B.10.3
Fracture and Damage of Advanced Cementitious Materials: Textile-Reinforced Concrete (TRC) and Composites with Carbon Nano Tubes
C.05.2
Damage and Fatigue in Aerospace Materials and Components II
 


Caption:
 
A - Fundamentals, physics and mechanisms
 
A.01 - Atomistic aspects of fracture
 
A.02 - Micromechanisms of fatigue and fracture
 
A.03 - Creep fracture, creep fatigue interaction
 
A.04 - Environmentally enhanced effects
 
B - Methods, concepts and materials
 
B.01 - Concepts and criteria in fracture mechanics
 
B.02 - High cycle fatigue crack growth (mixed mode, ...
 
B.03 - Low cycle fatigue crack growth
 
B.04 - Computational methods for fracture analyses
 
B.05 - Damage mechanics
 
B.06 - Fracture mechanics testing
 
B.07 - Fracture of ceramics and glass
 
B.08 - Fracture mechanics of polymers and elastomers
 
B.09 - Fracture of smart materials
 
B.10 - Fracture and damage of advanced cementitious ...
 
B.11 - Fracture of Biomaterials (bone, wood,…)
 
C - Applications to components and structures
 
C.01 - Structural durability of components and struc...
 
C.02 - Structural Integrity, Failure analyses case s...
 
C.03 - Failure and Reliability of Micro- and Nanoele...
 
C.04 - Fracture of weldments, joints and adhesives
 
C.05 - Damage and fatigue in aerospace materials and...
 
C.06 - Fracture and damage in geotechnique, rock and...
 
C.07 - Thin films and coatings
 
C.08 - Non-destructive examination and health monito...