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Special course information Title: Fracture Mechanics and fatigue lifetime predictions of cracked components and structues ECTS 3 points PROGRAMME OF BIP TBA

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Estimated period of implementation of the BIP “virtual” part: TBA real part: 08/09/2025–12/09/2025 Where: Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Registration deadline: TBA Courses Grzegorz Lesiuk (WUST) – 4h – Fatigue crack growth rate analysis and predictions using various models (lecture and lab) Grzegorz Lesiuk (WUST) – 2h– Simulations and training of lifetime calculations in cracked components using FM–TOOL software Michał Smolnicki (WUST) – 4h – Numerical simulation of damage and fracture in metals and composites – Lecture and case studies Aleksandar Grbovic (UBG) – 2h – (x)FEM simulation of fatigue crack growth with Abaqus and ANSYS – Lecture Stanislav Seitl (BUT) – 2 h – Selected fatigue models for S–N curve Aleksandar Sedmak (UBG) – 2h – (x)FEM simulation of fatigue crack growth with Abaqus and ANSYS – case studies Marina Cerpinska (RTU) – 4h.