دانلود کتاب Particle Strengths. Extreme Value Distributions in Fracture

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Particle Strengths
Contents
Preface
Abbreviations and Symbols
1 Introduction to Particles and Particle Loading
1.1 Particle Failure and Human Activity
1.1.1 Particles as Structural Components
1.1.2 Particle Loading
1.1.3 Particles in Application
1.2 Particle Shapes and Sizes
1.3 Summary: Particle Loading and Shape
References
2 Particles in Diametral Compression
2.1 Extensive and Intensive Mechanical Properties
2.2 Particle Behavior in Diametral Compression
2.2.1 Force-Displacement Observations
2.2.2 Force-Displacement Models
2.3 Stress Analyses of Diametral Compression
2.4 Impact Loading
2.5 Strength Observations
2.6 Strength Empirical Distribution Function
2.7 Outline of Particle Strengths
2.7.1 Individual Topics
2.7.2 Overall Themes
References
3 Flaw Populations
3.1 Flaw Sizes and Strengths
3.2 Populations of Flaws and Strengths
3.2.1 Population Definitions
3.2.2 Population Examples
3.3 Samples of Flaws and Strengths
3.3.1 Sample Definitions
3.3.2 Sample Examples
3.4 Heavy-Tailed and Light-Tailed Populations
3.5 Discussion and Summary
References
4 Strength Distributions
4.1 Brittle Fracture Strengths
4.1.1 Samples of Components
4.1.2 Analysis of Sample Strength Distributions
4.2 Sample Strength Distributions
4.2.1 Sample Analysis Verification
4.2.2 Sample Examples
4.3 Discussion and Summary
References
5 Survey of Extended Component Strength Distributions
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Materials and Loading Survey
5.2.1 Glass, Bending and Pressure Loading
5.2.2 Alumina, Bending Loading
5.2.3 Silicon Nitride, Bending Loading
5.2.4 Porcelain, Bending Loading
5.2.5 Silicon, Bending and Tension Loading
5.2.6 Fibers, Tensile Loading
5.2.7 Shells, Flexure Loading
5.2.8 Columns, Compressive Loading
5.2.9 Materials Survey Summary
5.3 Size Effects
5.3.1 Stochastic
5.3.2 Deterministic
5.3.3 Size Effect Summary
5.4 Discussion and Summary
References
6 Survey of Particle Strength Distributions
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Materials Comparisons
6.2.1 Alumina
6.2.2 Quartz
6.2.3 Limestone
6.2.4 Rock
6.2.5 Threshold perturbations
6.3 Size Comparisons
6.3.1 Small Particles
6.3.2 Medium Particles
6.3.3 Large Particles
6.4 Summary and Discussion
References
7 Stochastic Scaling of Particle Strength Distributions
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Concave Stochastic Distributions
7.2.1 Alumina
7.2.2 Limestone
7.2.3 Coral
7.2.4 Quartz and Quartzite
7.2.5 Basalt
7.3 Sigmoidal Stochastic Distributions
7.3.1 Fertilizer
7.3.2 Glass
7.4 Summary and Discussion
References
8 Case Study: Strength Evolution in Ceramic Particles
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Strength and Flaw Size Observations
8.3 Strength and Flaw Size Analysis
8.4 Summary and Discussion
References
9 Deterministic Scaling of Particle Strength Distributions
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Concave Deterministic Distributions
9.2.1 Alumina
9.2.2 Quartz
9.2.3 Salt
9.2.4 Rock
9.2.5 Coal
9.2.6 Coral
9.3 Sigmoidal Deterministic Distributions
9.3.1 Glass
9.3.2 Rock
9.4 Linear Deterministic Distributions
9.4.1 Cement
9.4.2 Ice
9.5 Deterministic Strength and Flaw Size Analyses
9.5.1 Linear Strength Distributions
9.5.2 Concave Strength Distributions
9.6 Summary and Discussion
References
10 Agglomerate Particle Strengths
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Pharmaceuticals
10.2.1 Porosity
10.2.2 Shape
10.2.3 Distributions
10.3 Foods
10.4 Catalysts
10.5 Discussion and Summary
References
11 Compliant Particles
11.1 Introduction–Hydrogel Particles
11.2 Deformation
11.2.1 Axial
11.2.2 Transverse
11.3 Strength
11.4 Summary and Discussion
References
12 Fracture Mechanics of Particle Strengths
12.1 Introduction
12.2 Uniform Loading
12.2.1 Work and Elastic Energy
12.2.2 Mechanical Energy and Surface Energy
12.2.3 The Griffith Equation
12.2.4 Configurational Forces: