Manufacturing and Mechanics of Materials
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Manufacturing Processes and Systems".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 December 2022) | Viewed by 64757
Special Issue Editor
Interests: mechanics of materials; structural optimization; multiaxial fatigue damage prediction for random response
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Dear Colleagues,
We live in a time-period of rapid and unexpected changes which often reflect the state of the science and technology. Our experience teaches us that it is impossible to slow down in our efforts to advance our knowledge. This Special Issue, focused on manufacturing and mechanics of materials, follows the main orientation of the journal Materials. The main focus will be on intelligent manufacturing and the application of advanced materials with a higher complexity of properties. The editorial board expects scientific presentations focused on modern automated production processes with artificial intelligence, innovative technologies based on additive manufacturing and 3D printing (e.g., SLS, SLM, CFF, DLMS), precision manufacturing, the utilisation of multifunctional properties of materials for producing the complex machine elements and non-traditional kinematic structures, diagnostics of the production machines and equipment.
This Special Issue will be certainly enriched by original articles on experimental research and computer modelling of advanced materials´ properties (light metals, special alloys, metal and composite structures made by 3D printing), scientific studies in the field of the experimental analysis and modelling defects, the prediction of fatigue damage of materials with different properties or in the field of destructive and non-destructive testing. Particularly beneficial will be high added value scientific works with a synergistic effect on theory, mathematical modelling and experiments as well as presentations of applied research. It is an honour and pleasure for me to invite you to cooperate in creating this Special Issue.
Prof. Dr. Milan Sága
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- manufacturing of advanced materials
- mechanical properties of advanced materials
- manufacturing technology and diagnostics
- materials for additive manufacturing
- modelling, simulation and optimisation of material properties
- defects and multiaxial damage
- destructive and nondestructive testing
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Related Special Issue
- Manufacturing and Mechanics of Materials, Volume II in Materials (6 articles)