Speaking as a structural engineer with a strong background in materials science and stress analysis but with no fracture mechanics education, this was an excellent overview that I found very easy to follow and extremely enlightening - the explanations made sense to me, and the graphics did a great job of supporting the points being made. I had to pause the video a few times to look up things like metal structure (e.g. body centered cubic), defects (crystalline imperfections), and what grains are and how they are formed, but this additional research was well worth the effort to allow me to fully follow this video. Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into this, it has helped me comprehend some fractography data I have been reviewing as part of a connection failure analysis!
I love how at the beginning he gives a great explanation of the differences between theory and reality. Theory can only get you so far before you need real world testing.
someone make these videos more interesting pleaseeeeee... add animation or something. its boring af hearing some guy talk over a power point FOR THIRTY MINUTES!!!!!!!
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Speaking as a structural engineer with a strong background in materials science and stress analysis but with no fracture mechanics education, this was an excellent overview that I found very easy to follow and extremely enlightening - the explanations made sense to me, and the graphics did a great job of supporting the points being made. I had to pause the video a few times to look up things like metal structure (e.g. body centered cubic), defects (crystalline imperfections), and what grains are and how they are formed, but this additional research was well worth the effort to allow me to fully follow this video. Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into this, it has helped me comprehend some fractography data I have been reviewing as part of a connection failure analysis!
I love how at the beginning he gives a great explanation of the differences between theory and reality. Theory can only get you so far before you need real world testing.
great presentation
this is cool and all but how do i change the color of my campfire ?
rip kobe
someone make these videos more interesting pleaseeeeee... add animation or something. its boring af hearing some guy talk over a power point FOR THIRTY MINUTES!!!!!!!