Goals

Structural safety, risks analysis related to ageing and damage of materials and circular economy concepts (taking into account sustainable development) keep the requirements related to the durability of structures at the highest level. The essential functions of the structure must be taken into account from the first steps of the design. The engineer must be able to take a step back in order to perform appropriate selection of materials, based on the loading conditions. The objectives of this module are therefore to give, in the continuity of the common core modules of the UE IDM (and partly of the UE GM and MSS), in-depth knowledge of the damage of materials in mechanical structures.

Programme

  • The main steps in the life of a structure (2h).
  • Plastic deformation and damage (2h).
  • Fracture mechanics (4h).
  • Fatigue damage (6h).
  • Elements of expertise of ruptures (2h).
  • Tribology and wear (4h).
  • Corrosion (4h).
  • Elements of non-destructive testing (2h).
  • Industrial conferences (nuclear, transport, etc.) (4h).
  • Point at the beginning and halfway on the work in autonomy (2h).

Sustainable development

Level 1: Activity contextualised through environmentally sustainable development and social responsibility and/or supported by examples, exercises, applications.

DD&RS level 1

Activity contextualised through environmentally sustainable development and social responsibility and/or supported by examples, exercises, applications.

Programme elements related to sustainable development goals

Relationships between materials and sustainable development. Impact of materials in different industrial sectors.

Autonomy
12h
 
Course
22h
 
TC
14h
 

Responsibles

  • Vincent FRIDRICI
  • Bruno BERTHEL

Language

French

Keywords

Materials damage, fracture mechanics, fatigue, corrosion, tribology