Fatigue Performance and Modeling of Advanced Metal Materials
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Mechanics of Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 August 2025 | Viewed by 2923
Special Issue Editor
Interests: fatigue; creep; thermomechanical fatigue; constitutive modeling; life prediction
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Dear Colleagues,
Metallic materials are crucial in engineering applications to bear complex loads in extreme environments, with fatigue being one of the critical failure modes. While basic material fatigue properties are still being assessed through physical testing in accordance with industrial standards, fatigue performance modeling and simulation are increasingly needed in advanced designs of engineering platforms, e.g., aircrafts, leading to certification by analysis (CbA) to save product development costs and time and expand the application envelopes. To achieve CbA with assured safety and credibility, the multi-scale fatigue process—from microscopic defect and damage evolution to the formation of small cracks and their coalescence and the propagation of dominant cracks, leading to macroscopic component fractures—need to be thoroughly understood.
This Special Issue aims to report experimental, theoretical, and numerical studies that would result in the development of conceptual, mathematical, and computational models for physics-based fatigue life prediction, including uncertainty quantification (UQ) of metallic materials.
Dr. Xijia Wu
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- failure
- fatigue
- creep
- component fracture
- cracks
- modeling and simulation
- constitutive modeling
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