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Tohoku-Pacific Ocean Earthquake Clearinghouse

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Home > Education > Syllabus > Fracture Control Design of Steel Structures

Syllabus

Name of Lecture

Fracture Control Design of Steel Structures
Semester Autumn Semester
Credits 2-0-0
Opening year Odd Years
Lecturer Prof. Chitoshi MIKI

Syllabus

[Aims]
Damage cases in steel structures are categorized and the control design concepts for fracture are lectured
[Outline]
  1. Classification of Fracture Modes if Steel Structures
  2. Damage Cases I Steel Structures during Earthquakes
  3. Fundamental Concepts of Fracture Mechanics
  4. Fracture Toughness of Steels
  5. Predominant Factors of Brittle Fracture
  6. Fatigue Strength of Structural Elements
  7. Nominal Stress Based Fatigue Design
  8. Structural Stress Based Fatigue Design
  9. Quality Control of Structural Elements
  10. Fatigue Strength Improvement Methods
  11. Maintenance of Steel Bridges
  12. Characteristics and Prevention of Brittle Fracture during Earthquakes
  13. Lessons learned from Failure
  14. Discussions: Case Studies
[Evaluation]
5 Reports (50%), Examinations (50%)
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