LEFM and EPFM

Engineering Fracture Mechanics by Prof. K. Ramesh, Department of Applied Mechanics, IIT Madras. For more details on NPTEL visit nptel.iitm.ac.in
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[@ravithakur0041]

Sir, at time stamp 30:55, it should be low strain rates for EPFM because high strain rates produces brittle nature.. Please confirm ? Thanks for the nice lecture and complete episodes on fracture mechanics.

[@audrinwilliam6900]

great class! thanks..

[@pinkirasheeda2039]

sir it glad to see your lecture,wether we can apply LEFM for analyzing the delamination of the metal composite layers when subjected to the impact

[@mogli802]

excellent teaching; plz share assignments

[@sami25dz]

very good professor

[@madhusuthananm3494]

Crystal clear

[@LinkRoche]

Thank you a lot for the courses

[@madhusuthananm3494]

Thank you sir

[@pratyushchhatar2209]

If you only want LEFM & EPFM skip to 24:29.