Fatigue Damage of Structural Materials VIII

[submitido por Victorio Sonzogni]

Desde: 19-09-2010
Hasta: 24-09-2010
Lugar: Hyannis, Massachusetts, USA

Eighth International
Conference on Fatigue Damage of Structural Materials

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INTRODUCTION

The eighth biennial Fatigue Damage of
Structural Materials conference will be held in scenic Cape Cod at The
Resort and Conference Center at Hyannis, Hyannis, Massachusetts from the
19 - 24 September 2010. Delegates from across the world will join together
to discuss innovative test techniques and novel analytical methods
focusing on "conventional" metallic systems, i.e. steels,
aluminium, nickel and titanium alloys.

The traditional and
well-received single oral presentations will allow sufficient time for
follow-up discussions, friendly debate and relaxed participation.

The entire conference program is deliberately scheduled with equal
significance to our poster sessions, themed in relation to the oral
presentations and assessed for certificated awards via a process of peer
review.



CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

Abstract
submission deadline: 7 December 2009

Abstracts are invited for
poster presentations on the following symposium topics. Please submit
abstracts using the Online Submission Form by7 December 2009 according to
the abstract preparation guidelines.

Symposium Topics

Structural metals and alloys pertinent to the aerospace, marine,
off-shore, power generation and land based transportation industries

Systematic, comprehensive experimental studies, particularly those
in conjunction with novel analysis or modelling approaches

Overload/underload, arbitrary loading sequences, service spectrum
loads

Residual stress effects and measurement of internal
stresses

Extreme environments, including high temperature,
cryogenic temperatures, corrosive and abrasive environments pertinent to
service conditions

Innovative theoretical approaches, related
computational work and analytical methods

Life prediction
methodologies for structural metals and alloys



All
abstracts will be refereed and a criterion of rejection will be lack of
originality. A condition of submission is that, if accepted, the paper
will be presented at the International Conference on Fatigue Damage of
Structural Materials by one of the authors.

SUBMIT YOUR
ABSTRACT HERE.
http://mail.elsevier-alerts.com/go.asp?/bECO001/q4FOZP8/xE57ZP8


LOCATION

The conference will take place at The Resort
and Conference Center at Hyannis (previously known as the Four Points by
Sheraton Hyannis Resort), on the beautiful Cape Cod peninsula at the
southern tip of Massachusetts, USA. Located at the center of the Cape,
Hyannis is renowned for its maritime cultures and natural environment
which can be explored through activities such as whale watching, cycling
and sailing. Frequent ferries leave Hyannis for the islands of Martha's
Vineyard and Nantucket.

Hyannis is approximately 80 miles
(1œ hours) from either Logan International Airport (Boston, MA) or
TF Green Airport (Providence, RI). The Resort and Conference Center at
Hyannis is located approximately 2 miles from Barnstable Airport. Public
transportation and taxis are available from all 3 airports.

The
Cape Cod Mall and the historic waterfront district of Hyannis are both
within easy reach of the conference venue. The Resort and Conference
Center at Hyannis has a dedicated Conference Center and offers
well-equipped bedrooms. The resort also has the Cape's largest state of
the art health club with indoor and outdoor heated pools, tennis courts,
18-hole golf course and spa. Hotel booking information will be provided in
the registration brochure and on this site.

Resort and
Conference Center: www.capecodresortandconference.com (link opens in a new
window).

Flight information and booking: www.flycapeair.com
(link opens in a new window).

Co-sponsored by:

ONR
Global, London Office

Office of Naval Research HQ

Naval Air Systems Comman

US Air Force Research Laboratory



Supported by:

Elsevier's International
Journal of Fatigue

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