ME184903

Damage Analysis and Troubleshooting

WORBOOK

4 Fundamental of Fracture
Ductile Fracture

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Dwi Priyanta

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Troubleshooting Fundamental of Fracture: Ductile Fracture

CONTENTS

Contents
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1. FUNDAMENTALS OF FRACTURE ....................................................................................... 3

2. DUCTILE FRACTURE .......................................................................................................... 3

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 ME 184903 Damage Analysis and Workbook 4 :
Troubleshooting Fundamental of Fracture: Ductile Fracture

Read Chapter 8 of Materials Science and Engineering Textbook and answer the
 following questions.

1. Fundamentals of Fracture
1. What is fracture?
2. Besides stress what other causes of fracture?
3. Mention steps in fracture proces.
4. Name the classification fracture modes based on the the ability of a material
to experience plastic deformation before it fracture.
5. What are the characteristics of ductile fracture and brittle fracture.
6. Why ductile fracture is preferred two brittle fracture?

2. Ductile Fracture
7. Recall resilience and toughness topics from section 6.6. of Callister textbook.
In a stress – strain diagram, briefly explained the different between ductile
fracture and brittle fracture fracture in term of energy absorbtion before
fracture.
8. Using a sketch / schematic, explain the difference among highly ductile
fracture, moderately ductile fracture and brittle fracture.
9. Using a sketch / schematic, explain the stages in the cup-and-cone fracture
commonly found in moderately ductile fracture.
10. From a cup-cone fracture photo, identify the appearance of the fracture.

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