Unité pédagogique

Mécanique des Matériaux

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The course mechanics of materials corresponds to a total of 36 hours. 18 hours are devoted to lectures and 18 hours to exercises and lab work. The course language is English.


After a brief reminder of the solid mechanics of elastic solids, the core of the lectures concerns elasto viscoplastic behavior of isotropic solids. The general framework of elastic-plastic modelling is outlined. Then particular applications to beam theory and limit load analysis are given. At the end of the lecture series, the student should be able to: write properly the most general isotropic material behavior; analyze the yielding of a simple (2D) structure, do a limit load analysis on simple structures.


The exercises follow closely the time schedule of the theoretical part. The lab work consist in the execution and analysis of a tensile/compression test, SEM observations and micro-hardness tests of the most common materials.


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Nombre d’heures à l’emploi du temps:

36

Domaine(s) ou champs disciplinaires:

Matériaux

Langue d’enseignement:

Anglais

Objectifs d’apprentissage:

A la fin de l’unité pédagogique, l’élève sera capable de : Niveau de taxonomie Priorité
Analyse limite d'une structure simple 2. Comprendre Important
Analyse limite d'une structure simple 3. Appliquer Important

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Programme et contenus:

Type d’activité pédagogique : Contenu, séquencement et organisation
cours et travaux pratique

Reminder : elastic behavior of materials

Plasticity:

Yield criterion & yield surface : Tresca and von Mises

Normality rule : Drucker’s criterion


Incremental elastic-plastic deformation theory


Applications


Application to beam theory


Overview of most common elastic visco-plastic material behaviors as function of the temperature


Introduction to limit load analysis based on beam theory


Lab work


Tensile/compression test: analysis of the results


Micro-hardness tests on most common materials