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    The agenda outlines a 5-day course covering fracture, creep, and corrosion topics. On Mondays and Tuesdays, the course will focus on toughness characteristics, creep deformation and failure models, and stress analysis of uncracked bodies. Wednesdays will involve case studies on high temperature fracture and creep crack growth assessment. Thursdays will cover corrosion introduction, pitting corrosion, and stress corrosion cracking evaluation methods. Fridays will discuss advanced computational methods, future trends in assessment, and special corrosion topics like hydrogen embrittlement and corrosion fatigue. The course will be taught through lectures, worked examples, and computational demonstrations involving finite element modeling of stress analysis and fracture parameters.

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    The agenda outlines a 5-day course covering fracture, creep, and corrosion topics. On Mondays and Tuesdays, the course will focus on toughness characteristics, creep deformation and failure models, and stress analysis of uncracked bodies. Wednesdays will involve case studies on high temperature fracture and creep crack growth assessment. Thursdays will cover corrosion introduction, pitting corrosion, and stress corrosion cracking evaluation methods. Fridays will discuss advanced computational methods, future trends in assessment, and special corrosion topics like hydrogen embrittlement and corrosion fatigue. The course will be taught through lectures, worked examples, and computational demonstrations involving finite element modeling of stress analysis and fracture parameters.

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    Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday: End of Course-Question/ Discussions

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    AGENDA - Fracture, Creep & Corrosion, 20-24 March 2017

    Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday


    Introduction of the Toughness High Temperature Advanced Computational
    09:00 course / delegates 09:00 Characteristics of 09:00 Fitness-for-Service 09:00 Methods for Creep (RAA)
    (NL/RAA/RA) the Material (NL) Methods (RAA) Corrosion -
    Material Creep 09:00 Introduction &
    Introduction of the calculations (RA)
    Deformation and
    09:20 failure of structures
    09:20
    Failure Models
    and machines (RAA) Worked Examples on Future Trends in High
    (RAA)
    Creep Stress 09:40 Creep Crack Growth 09:40 temperature Assessment
    Fracture mechanisms Analysis of (RAA) (RAA)
    09:50 in engineering 09:50 Uncracked Bodies 10:00 Pitting Corrosion (RA)
    materials (RAA) under Steady
    Loading (RAA)
    10:40 Coffee break 10:40 Coffee break 10:40 Coffee break 10:50 Coffee break 10:30 Coffee break

    Creep Stress
    Intro & application of Analysis of Case Studies on High
    Hydrogen Embrittlement
    11:00 Linear Elastic Fracture 11:00 Uncracked Bodies 11:10 Temperature 11:10 SCC - Introduction (RA) 10:50
    (RA)
    Mechanics (NL) under Cyclic Fracture (RAA)
    Loading (RAA)

    11:50 Coffee break 11:50 Coffee break 11:50 Coffee break 11:50 Coffee break 11:50 Coffee break

    Elastic-Plastic Fracture Creep-Fatigue Residual Stress Corrosion Fatigue -


    SCC - Methods of
    12:00 Mechanics: When? 12:00 Initiation 12:00 Effects on Creep 12:00 12:00 Introduction & Mechanisms
    Evaluation (RA)
    What for? How? (NL) Assessment (RAA) Fracture (RAA) (RA)

    13:00 Lunch 13:00 Lunch 13:00 Lunch 13:00 Lunch 13:00 Lunch
    Corrosion Fatigue -
    Introduction to Creep-Fatigue Crack
    J-integral estimations Modelling & damage
    14:00 14:00 Fracture Mechanics 14:00 Growth Assessment SCC - Mechanisms (RA) 14:00
    (NL) tolerance assessment
    (RAA) (RAA)
    models (RA)
    14:00
    Finite element
    modelling: Stress
    Creep Fracture Short Cracks in SCC - Case Study / EAC & Standard Codes (RAA
    14:30 analysis and 14:30 14:50 14:20
    Mechanics (RAA) Creep-Fatigue (RAA) Worked example (RA) / RA / NL) RA: Prof. Robert Akid
    assessment of fracture
    parameters (NL)
    15:20 Coffee break 15:20 Coffee break 15:20 Coffee break 15:20 Coffee break 15:20 Coffee break
    Models for Creep RAA: Prof. Robert
    Hands on FEA: K/J Creep- Case Studies SCC - Case Study / End of Course- Question/
    15:40 15:40 Crack Initiation and 15:40 15:40 16:00 Ainsworth
    analysis (NL) (RAA) Worked example (RA) Discussions
    Growth (RAA)
    17:00 End of day 1 17:00 End of day 2 17:00 End of day 3 17:00 End of day 4 17:00 End of day 5 NL: Dr Nicolas Larrosa

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