Additive manufacturing transforms the industry by integrating innovative and intelligent
technology, resulting in less material waste and faster prototy**. However, qualitative …

The acoustic emission (AE) phenomenon has many attributes that make it desirable as a
structural health monitoring or non-destructive testing technique, including the capability to …

For rock engineering in cold regions, rock is often subjected to coupled fatigue damage
caused by freeze-thaw (FT) and stress disturbance. To investigate the cracking propagation …

This study experimentally investigates the influence of freeze–thaw (FT) cycles on the
mechanical properties and cracking features of concrete. The specimens, which are …

To study the classification of fracture modes of rocks during the cracking process, uniaxial
compression tests were conducted on intact and flawed red sandstone specimens …

Rock macrofracturing often involves the tension-shear coexistence mechanism on the
microscopic scale. This paper addresses the occurrence of tension and shear mechanisms …

Damage due to corrosion is most common in reinforced and prestressed concrete structures.
Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) and detection of corrosion and cracks in initial stages is …

The industrial demands for automated machining systems to increase process productivity
and quality in milling of aerospace critical safety components requires advanced …

Cracking in concrete as a ubiquitous cementitious material in civil structures has been a
worldwide critical issue in the field of engineering. Acoustic emission (AE) has demonstrated …

Acoustic Emission (AE) analysis has been established as a valuable monitoring technique
for detecting wire breaks, for example, in assessing the risk of Stress Corrosion Cracking …