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05 – 07 September 2011, Opole, POLAND

OPOLE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

Department of Mechanics and Machine Design and Polish Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Opole Branch

13 CONFERENCE ON FRACTURE MECHANICS

05 – 07 SEPTEMBER 2011, OPOLE, POLAND

13 Conference on Fracture Mechanics is the second international meeting organized by the Polish Group of Fracture Mechanics, which is the national team of the European Structural Integrity Society. The first conference took place in Kielce in 1987, and the last in Krakow in 2009.

ORGANIZERS

Depatrment of Mechanics and Machine Design

Centre of Structural Integrity (CESTI) Opole University of Technology

and Polish Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Opole Branch

The Conference is organized under the auspices of the European Structural Integrity Society (ESIS).

COMMITTEES

International Scientific Committee

Chairman: Andrzej NEIMITZ (Poland) Daniel KUJAWSKI (USA) Co-chairman: Ewald MACHA (Poland) Frank MOREL (France)

Alexander BALITSKII (Ukraine) Tadeusz NIEZGODZIŃSKI (Poland) Dariusz BOROŃSKI (Poland) Hryhoriy NYKYFORCHYN (Ukraine)

Jozef CACKO (Slovak Republic) Jerzy OKRAJNI (Poland) Andrea CARPINTERI (Italy) Thierry PALIN-LUC (France)

Xu CHEN (China) Jaroslav POLÁK (Czech Republic) Marcin CHRZANOWSKI (Poland) Jaroslav POKLUDA (Czech Republic) Jaime DOMÍNGUEZ (Spain) Manuela SANDER (Germany)

Alfonso FERNANDEZ-CANTELI (Spain) Andrzej SEWERYN (Poland) Manuel FREITAS (Portugal) Valery SHLYANNIKOV (Russia) Janusz GERMAN (Poland) Małgorzata SKORUPA (Poland)

Takamoto ITOH (Japan) Luca SUSMEL (Italy) Hieronim JAKUBCZAK (Poland) Józef SZALA (Poland)

Erland JOHNSON (Sweden) Joury TEMIS (Russia) Jerzy KALETA (Poland) Laszlo TÓTH (Hungary)

Katsuyuki KIDA (Japan) Valery TROSHCHENKO (Ukraine) Dorota KOCAŃDA (Poland) Michael VORMWALD (Germany) Janusz KOLENDA (Poland) Petro YASNIY (Ukraine)

Organizing Committee

Prof. Ewald MACHA, chairman

Prof. Dariusz ROZUMEK, secretary Dr. Zbigniew MARCINIAK Dr. Roland PAWLICZEK Magdalena FILIPEK, M.A. Joanna DROZD, M.A.

AIM AND SCOPE

The aim of the conference is to provide an opportunity to share information and facilitate co-

operation in fracture mechanics, damage and fatigue of materials and structures and

dissemination of current research results in this multi – disciplinary field.

English and Polish will be the official languages of the conference.

THE MAIN TOPICS OF THE CONFERENCE: • Experimental methods in fracture mechanics,

• Computational, analytical and numerical methods,

• Multiscale modeling of fracture mechanics,

• Influence of microstructure on fracture,

• Fatigue fracture,

• Composite fracture,

• Influence of environment (temperature and aggressive media) on cracking course,

• Dynamic problems in fracture mechanics,

• Practical applications of fracture mechanics,

• Other problems connected with fracture.

CONFERENCE VENUE

13 CFM 2011 will take place in Opole University of Technology (Poland). Opole is an urban city and the capital of Opolskie Voivodeship. It is one of the oldest settlemets in Poland, situated in the south of Poland. Due to the location of Opole region, today a part of Silesian Lowland, the first settlers appeared in the Middle Ages. The favorable defensive conditions, the swampy left-bank of the Odra River and the intersection of the old trade routes made the region an attractive location. The first reference to Opole, the town situated on the Odra River, appeared in the second half of the 9th century. The history of Opole is related to Duke Casimir - the grandson of Ladislaus the Wrymouthed; it was during his reign that the city was chartered (beginning of the 13th century) and in 1283 Opole became the capital of the Duchy. The fortified castle situated on Pasieka Island was the Duke's property. Located at the point where important European trade routes meet, Opole has always been a major junction in this part of Europe.

Photos from Wikipedia under GNU Free Documentation Licens

Thanks to authors: Bartek Wawraszko, Kaww

TRAVEL INFORMATION

The nearest airports are in Wroclaw, Katowice and Krakow. Opole has very good roads (especially

motorway) and railway connections to those cities.

City bus to Conference Centre:

❏ line 3 – bus stop 1 Maja (near Railway Station and Bus Station) direction Pużaka – Pętla (Pużaka - terminus); price of ticket 2.30 PLN (sold by bus driver: 2,60 PLN); travel time aprox. 20 min; to get off on Mikołajczyka bus stop.

❏ line 11 – bus stop 1 Maja (near Railway Station and Bus Station) direction Pużaka – Pętla (Pużaka - terminus); price of ticket 2.30 PLN (sold by bus driver: 2,60 PLN); travel time aprox. 15 min; to get off on Sosnkowskiego - Politechnika bus stop.

The conference will take place at the new building behind the Student Hostels by Mikolajczyka Str.

Railway

Station

Bus

Station

line 3 and line 11

bus stop

Hotel

FESTIVAL

Conference

Centre

Mikołajczyka Str.

Hostel

SOKRATES

Campus of Opole University of Technology (Politechnika Opolska).

CONFERENCE OFFICE

13 Conference on Fracture Mechanics

Opole University of Technology

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

Department of Mechanics and Machine Design

ul. Mikołajczyka 5, 45-271 Opole, Poland

tel.: (+48 77) 4006134, fax: (+48 77) 4006343

e-mail: d.rozumek@po.opole.pl

Conference website:

www.cesti.po.opole.pl/XIIICFM

CONFERENCE FEE

After 20-06- 2011

Participant 300 € Accompanying person 150 €

The conference fee includes: book of abstracts and proceedings on CD (excluding accompanying persons), participation in all sessions and conferences events (lunches, coffee breaks, welcome reception, conference dinner and excursion to Moszna Castle, near Opole). After the conference the best papers selected by the Scientific Committee will be recommended for publication in scientific journals of high impact factors. The conference fees should be transferred to: Currency: EURO only Account holder: Polish Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (PTMTS), Opole Address: ul. Mikolajczyka 5, 45-271 Opole Bank name: Millenium Bank S.A.

Bank address: ul. 1 Maja 6, 45-068 Opole, Poland IBAN: PL 33 1160 2202 0000 0001 4850 1390 SWIFT CODE: BIGBPLPW

Please, add your name and the abbreviation

13CFM

CONFERENCE CENTRE

In exceptional cases the conference fee can be paid in Secretary Office in Opole.

ACCOMMODATION AND EVENTS

The organizers offer accommodation in Hotel FESTIVAL(near the Conference Center). Hotel Festival

ul. Oleska 86

45 - 222 Opole

Reception:

tel. +48 77 427 55 55, 442 33 33

fax: +48 77 427 55 19 e-mail: recepcja@festival.com.pl www: http://www.festival.com.pl/en/ Walking distance to the Conference Venue: ca. 10 min.

Apart from the hotels in the city, organizers also suggest to consider booking cheap rooms in the University Hotel: Sokrates Hostel

ul. Malopolska 22

45-301 Opole

tel. +48 77 457 65 40

tel./fax +48 77 455 75 04 Walking distance to the Conference Venue: ca. 20 min.

Excursion: It will be also possible to visit the Moszna Castle, near Opole.

PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME

Attention: All oral sessions P1 – P6 and S1 – S8 will take place in Hall A. Poster Session - PS will be placed in Main Hall.

04.09.2011 (Sunday)

18:30 – 19:00 Participants registration - Main Hall 19:00 – 21:00 Get together - Main Hall

05.09.2011 (Monday)

8:20 - 9:00, Participants registration - Main Hall 9:00 - 9:20, OPENING OF THE CONFERENCE - Hall A

9:20- 10:00, Plenary session P1 - Hall A

Jaroslav POKLUDA: Dislocation-based and continuum models of crack tip shielding in fatigue

10:00- 10:40, Plenary session P2 - Hall A

Joury TEMIS: Plasticity models for materials and structures LCF simulation 10:40 – 11:00 Coffee break

11:00 – 12:00

Oral session S1

1. Andrzej NEIMITZ, Ihor DZIOBA, Teijo LIMNELL: Fracture Toughness of Ultra High Strength Steel

2. Alexander BALITSKII, Volodymyr MOCHULSKYI , Ljubomyr IVASKEVICH , Jacek ELIASZ: Influence of high pressure and high temperature hydrogen on fracture toughness of Ni-contain steels and Ni-alloys

3. Alexander KRASNOSCHEKOV: Multiparameter fault identification in elastic elements of constructions based on artificial neural networks

12:00 – 13:00

Oral session S2

1. J.M. TEMIS, H.H.AZMETOV, D.S. TIMOFEEV: Simulation of diffusion bonding defects influence on low-cycle fatigue of nonhomogeneous structures

2. Karel SLÁMEČKA, Marta KIANICOVÁ, Jaroslav POKLUDA: Fractography of fish-eye cracks in nitride steel specimens: assessment of residual fatigue life

3. Bogdan ROGOWSKI: Exact solution of a dielectric crack of mode III in magneto-electro-elastic half-space

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch

14:00 - 14:40, Plenary session P3 - Hall A

N. SAINTIER F. MOREL, T. PALIN-LUC: Microstructure sensitive modelling of high cycle multiaxial fatigue strength of metals

14:40 – 16:00

Oral session S3 1. Marek SMAGA, Frank HAHNENBERGER, Dietmar EIFLER: Increase of strength in

metastable austenitc steels due tocyclic deformation-induced α´-martensite formation 2. Sergiy KOTRECHKO: The key problems of Local approach to cleavage fracture 3. Takashi HONDA, Kida KIDA, Edson Costa SANTOS, Justyna ROZWADOWSKA, Megumi

URYU: The influence of stress conditions on the magnetic fields around fatigue crack tip in tool steel

4. Katsuyuki KIDA, Edson Costa SANTOS, Junnosuke KOGA: Crack growth and splitting failure of silicon nitride ceramic balls (3/16”) under cyclic pressure loads

16:00 – 16:20 Coffee break

16:20 – 18:20

Oral session S4

1. Edson C. SANTOS, Katsuyuki KIDA, Justyna ROZWADOWSKA, Yuji KASHIMA, Ryo MATSUMOTO: Rolling contact fatigue of Ti64 bearings before and after laser gas nitriding

2. Hryhoriy NYKYFORCHYN, Oleksandr TSYRULNYK, Myroslava HREDIL, Olha ZVIRKO: Correlation between degradation of corrosion and mechanical properties of long-term exploited oil and gas pipeline steels

3. S. M. GHONEAM, A. A. HAMADA, M. I. EL-ELAMY: Dynamic analysis of cracked composite shafts

4. M. TOLEDANO, J.J. GALAN: Study of influence of the thickness of mixed organic-inorganic coatings on limit fatigue of anodized aluminium alloys

5. Miroslav ŠPANIEL, Josef JURENKA, Jiří KUŽELKA,Jan RŮŽIČKA, Martin NESLÁDEK: Evaluation of contact slips during fretting fatigue test

6. Leszek SUDAK: Effect of imperfect interface on stress intensity factor for a crack interacting with a coated inclusion

18:20 – 19:00 SUPPER

19:00 – 20:00 FOLK DANCE PERFORMANCE

06.09.2011 (Tuesday)

9:00 - 12:30 FREE TIME 13:00 – 14:00 Lunch

16:00 – 16:20 Coffee break

17:20 – 18:20

Poster session PS, Main Hall

1. Justyna ROZWADOWSKA, Katsuyuki KIDA, Edson C. SANTOS, Takashi HONDA, Kenji KANEMASU, Kazuya HASHIMOTO: Development of a fatigue testing machine to study crack initiation and propagation in high carbon high strength steel during rolling contact

2. Abdelkrim AID, Mostefa BENDOUBA, Laid AMINALLAH, Bachir BOUGUENNA, Mohamed BENGUEDIAB, Abdelwahab AMROUCHE: Effect of hardening induced by cold expansion on damage fatigue accumulation and life assessment of aluminium alloy 2024

3. A. BENHAMENA, L. AMINALLAH, A. AID, M. BENGUEDIAB, A. AMROUCHE, N. BENSEDDIQ: The fretting fatigue of the bolted assemblies

4. Ali MERDJI, Laid AMINALLAH, Belabbes BACHIR BOUIADJRA, Boualem SERIER, Rajshree MOOTANAH, El Bahri OULD CHIKH, Ayad Mohamed MOSLIH: The mechanical behaviour of dental implant with stress barrier

5. Tatyana AVDJIEVA: The microstructure and crack resistance of low-carbon Cr-Ni-V steel for high loaded pistons

6. Ali JAHANGIRI, Mahmood MD TAHIR: The possible applications of steel solid node newly-patented “JAHANODE” in structural systems

7. Hosen Ali JAWAN: Effect of mechanical factors on the susceptibility to stress corrosion cracking of the wrought Al-Zn-Mg alloys

8. Antanas ŽILIUKAS, Giedrius ŽIOGAS: Fracture of reinforced concrete slab in early exploitation stage

9. Robert BAŃSKI, Dariusz ROZUMEK: Rozwój pęknięć zmęczeniowych przy zginaniu w kompozycie stal-tytan

10. Zbigniew MARCINIAK, Dariusz ROZUMEK: Rozkład naprężeń w próbkach o przekroju okrągłym i prostokątnym poddanych zginaniu ze skręcaniem

11. Grzegorz GOLAŃSKI, Stanisław MROZIŃSKI, Krzysztof WERNER: Wpływ temperatury na własności niskocyklowe staliwa martenzytycznego

19:20 – 22:00 CONFERENCE DINNER AND CLOSING OF THE MEETING

07.09.2011 (Wednesday)

EXCURSION

Moszna Castle

(departure 9:00, return 14:00) - One of the best known monuments in the western part of Upper Silesia situated near Opole is the palace in Moszna. The fairy-tale castle and park complex is the former residence of the German Tiele-Winckler family. This gigantic 7,000 square and 63,000 cubic meter construction was started in the 17th century and has many rooms and turrets. It is reminiscent of the English castles from the Elizabethan period.

14:00 – 15:00 Lunch