"Failure Analysis: Structural Health Monitoring of Structure and Infrastructure Components" ed. by Gobinath Ravindran, et al.

The book covers a variety of multidisciplinary topics, including structural health monitoring (SHM), risk analysis, seismic analysis, and various modeling and simulation methodologies. This book is an excellent resource for undergraduate and postgraduate students, academics, and researchers across a wide variety of engineering disciplines, as well as for practicing engineers and other professionals in the engineering industry

This volume is a collection of chapters written by academicians, researchers, and practicing engineers from all over the world. The chapters focus on some developments as well as problems in structural health monitoring (SHM) in civil engineering structures and infrastructures.

Contents
1. The Quantitative Estimation of Mechanical Performance on the Creep Strength and Prediction of Creep Fracture Life for Creep Ductile Materials Based on QL* Parameter
2. Fatigue of Materials
3. Microstructurally Based Modeling of Creep Deformation and Damage in Martensitic Steels
4. A Review on the Dynamic Response of Liquid-Storage Tanks Associated with Fluid-Structure Interaction
5. Defining and Applying the FMEA Process Method in the Field of Industrial Engineering
6. Dimensioning of Fractal Fracture on a Concrete Slab
7. Probabilistic Modeling of Failure – Nonlinear Approximation
8. Fracture Mechanics Application in Soil Strength Identification: A Scientometric Analysis
9. Analysis of the Operational Reliability of Forest Equipment
10. Root Cause Failure Analysis of Castings: A Case Study of a Brake Rotor
11. Creep Failure of 25Cr-35Ni Centrifugally Cast Reformer Tube
12. Fatigue Behavior of Reinforced Welded Hand-Holes in Aluminum Light Poles with a Change in Detail Geometry
13. Failure Analysis of Steam Generator Tubes
14. Bridge Deterioration and Failures
15. Remote Assessment of the Serviceability of Infrastructural Assets


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