International Journal of Fracture Mechanics and Damage Science

Phase-field modeling has emerged as a powerful computational framework for predicting fracture behavior in engineering materials, offering a unified description of crack initiation, propagation, branching, and coalescence without the need for explicit crack tracking.

Hybrid composite materials, combining two or more distinct fiber or matrix constituents, have emerged as advanced structural solutions for aerospace, automotive, marine, and civil engineering applications.

This study investigates the influence of mechanical parameters—namely applied stress, surface roughness, and deformation history—on the corrosion behavior of metal coupons exposed to corrosive environments.

This study investigates the influence of water depth on stress distribution and structural integrity of submerged mechanical components .

Fiber-reinforced composites (FRPs) are used extensively in structural and non-structural components of the aerospace and automotive industries.

Fatigue and creep are two critical degradation mechanisms that significantly influence the structural integrity and longevity of engineering materials.