The complex geometries and high stresses under which metals must serve in many products require careful study to allow prediction of stress distribution and intensity.
Applied mechanics, a discipline with highly sophisticated analytical and experimental techniques, can provide designers with calculation methods and other information to assure the safety of structures and reduce costs by eliminating unnecessarily conservative design practices. The analytical techniques involve advanced mathematical procedures and computational tools as well as the use of advanced computers.
An array of experimental tools and techniques are used to supplement these powerful analytical techniques.
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