Research and Markets: Advances in Structures Analysis: Special Topic Volume with Invited Peer Reviewed Papers Only for 2011

Series: Applied Mechanics and Materials, Volume 61

Various research topics fall under the rubric of Structure: e.g. material damage leading to crack growth and/or fatigue of structures under dynamic loading or impact, durability and reliability of structures, numerical simulation and experimental work involving large deformations and impact associated with various experimental techniques. With regard to experimental studies, many non-destructive tests have been developed during recent years in order to deliver more accurate data. Therefore, papers dealing with the processing, characterization and physical properties determination of materials and structures fall under this heading. Finally, it also covers aspects of computer software, numerical models and advanced simulation algorithms. Specific applications of modeling and simulation in science and engineering, together with the relevant applied mathematical techniques, are also covered.

Table of Contents (12 papers, 10 per page listed)

• Towards an Expert System that Aids in the Diagnosis of Concrete Structures

- Ali Messabhia, Naceur Hassounet

• A FEM Model to Analyze the Structural Mechanical Problem in an Electrostatically Controlled Prestressed Micro-Mirror

- D. Popovici, V. Paltanea, Gheorghe Paltanea, Gabi Jiga

• Optimization by the Reliability of the Damage by Tiredness of a Wire Rope of Lifting

- Meksem, M. El Ghorba, A. Benali, A. El Barkany

• Thermal Buckling of Simply Supported FGM Square Plates

- M. Bouazza, A. Tounsi, E.A. Adda-Bedia, A. Megueni

• Analytical and Finite Element Analysis for Short Term O-Ring Relaxation

- Mohammed Diany, Hicham Aissaoui

• A New Methodology for an Optimal Shape Design

- W. El Alem, A. El Hami, Rachid Ellaia

• A Multi-Scale Analysis of Materials Reinforced by Inclusions Randomly Oriented in the Ply Plane

- Emmanuel Lacoste, Sylvain Frour, Frdric Jacquemin

• Experimental Study of the Short-Term Creep Behavior of CFRP Strengthened Mortar under Compressive Loading

- Fouzia Khadraoui, Moussa Karama

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