Search for dissertations about: "weibull stress"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 24 swedish dissertations containing the words weibull stress.
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1. Miniaturised Microwell-based Cell Assays
Abstract : Cell heterogeneity in genetically identical cell populations is becoming a well-known and important phenomenon in cell biology. Current methods commonly utilise population-based analysis founded on averaged result. Hence there is a need for high-throughput cell assays on the single-cell level. READ MORE
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2. The strength of glulam beams with holes - A probabilistic fracture mechanics method and experimental tests
Abstract : This thesis deals with experimental tests and methods for strength analysis of glulam beams with holes. Test results and methods for strength analysis available in literature are compiled and discussed. The methods considered comprise both code strength design methods and more general methods for strength analysis. READ MORE
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3. Analysis of transverse cracking in cross-ply laminates: Weibull distribution based approach
Abstract : Fiber reinforced polymer composite laminates make up more than 50% of modern aircrafts. Such composite laminates are exposed to various environmental and in-service thermo-mechanical load conditions. READ MORE
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4. Fracture mechanics studies of non-yielding materials like concrete : modelling of tensile fracture and applied strength analyses
Abstract : Fracture mechanics studies of non-yielding materials are presented. The studies are based on theoretical models for the macroscopical mechanical behaviour of materials during tensile stress induced fracture. A number of applied numercal analysis are indicated. READ MORE
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5. Modelling the Variability of Bending Strength in Structural Timber - Length and Load Configuration Effects
Abstract : The load carrying capacity of a beam of structural timber is dependent both on the span of the beam and the type of loading. The longer the beam and the more uniform the moment distribution, the lower the load carrying capacity. This phenomenon is due to the variability of material properties within a piece of timber. READ MORE