Materials & Properties: Mechanical Behaviour
All systems are expected to be designed to fulfil their functions over their requested lifetime. Nevertheless, failure of a system may occur, and this is unfortunately, true also for vacuum systems. From a mechanical point of view, buckling, leak by fatigue crack propagation, rupture of a fixed supp...
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| description | All systems are expected to be designed to fulfil their functions over their requested lifetime. Nevertheless, failure of a system may occur, and this is unfortunately, true also for vacuum systems. From a mechanical point of view, buckling, leak by fatigue crack propagation, rupture of a fixed support under unbalanced vacuum force... may happen. To well understand and anticipate the behaviour of a structure, it is mandatory to first understand the mechanical behaviour of materials as well as their failure modes. This is presented in a first part of the document. Then, the structural behaviour of a vacuum system and its relationship with the material properties is discussed. Finally, guidelines for the material selection for a given application are roughed out. |
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