Training Catalogue

 
Crash, Impact and Occupant Safety
Fracture Seminar
Reference: CRS-FRA-A

Level: Advanced
Duration: 2 days
Audience: Engineers and scientists from industry and research centers who wish to improve their knowledge in the field of fracture mechanics and its application in Virtual Performance Simulations.
Objectives: Learn from expert speakers the essentials behind metallic and non-metallic fracture modeling and its application to industrial processes.
Prerequisites: University Degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Aero, Marine, Civil, Materials, etc.).

 
Description:

This two-day course, held in English, is taught by a team of industrial and academic experts. Courses and exercises are also presented by experts from the industry. The Fracture Seminar spans critical topics from metallic, non-metallic and polymer fracture. Thanks to the Fracture Seminar, participants gain a deep understanding of the factors influencing fracture, and better understand the “physics behind the screen” in order to make optimal design decisions. The number of participants is limited to 35, which allows for extensive interaction between participants and lecturers.
Course content:

Day1: Metallic Fracture

  • Opening
  • Fracture mechanics theory
  • Modeling plastic crack formation and initial and continuing growth 
  • Elasticity and conductivity of surfaces
  • Ductile rupture of metals


Day2: Non-Metallic Fracture

  • Damage modeling of composite structures
  • Modeling of Polymer Fracture
  • Open discussion and conference wrap-up

 
Schedules:

For more information, please contact us at: training@esi-group.com

 
Registration:

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