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The development
of fracture mechanics provides a theoretical basis for structural
integrity technology while the application of use-specific materials
provides new challenges. This calls for an integration of science
and engineering such that the industry could benefit by developing
codes and standard to assure the consistency of product quality.
Failure caused by the interaction of chemical reaction and mechanical
effect also require attention. More advanced topics such as dissimilar
materials, ageing of materials, degradation of nano-materials,
etc., require a consulted effort of the academicians from universities,
professional engineers from societies and industries to interact,
exchange ideas and make recommendations on failure prevention
and design improvement.
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