Physical Properties of Heterogeneous Materials

Physical Properties of Heterogeneous Materials
480-6009/01
čeština Physical Properties of Heterogeneous Materials
480-6009/02
angličtina

Summary

The subject yields basic information about heterogeneous materials like rocks, construction materials (concretes) or composite materials. It helps to create a concept of behaviour and properties of mentioned materials (mechanical, thermal, electrical) and ways of such materials disintegration in dependence on their components including pores. The subjects submits information about methods of study of heterogeneous materials under common conditions and in extreme pressures and temperatures.

Literature

JAEGER, J. C., Cook N. G. V., Zimmerman R. W.: Fundamentals of rock mechanics, Malden, Blackwell 2007
JAEGER, J. C.: Physical and mechanical properties of rock, Cambridge university Press, online publication August 2010
GRYC, R., HLAVÁČ, L.M., MIKOLÁŠ, M., MÁDR, V., WOLF, I., ŽOČEK, F.: Operation of Water Jet System in a Sandstone Quarry and its Impact on Production. Applied Mechanics and Materials, 308, 2013, 19-24.
GRYC, R., HLAVÁČ, L.M., MIKOLÁŠ, M., ŠANCER, J., DANĚK, T.: Correlation of pure and abrasive water jet cutting of rocks. International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences, 65, 2014, 149-152.

Advised literature

BRUCE, D. W.: Porous materials, John Wiley & Sons, 2010
RAVICHANDRAN, K. S.: Elastic properties of 2-phase composites. Journal of the American ceramic society, Vol. 77, p. 1178-1184, 1994
JI, S. C., WANG, Q., XIA, B., MARCOTTE, D.: Mechanical properties of multiphase materials and rocks: a a phenomenological approach using generalized means. Journal of structural geology, vol 26, p. 1377-1390
KO, K. C., HAAS, C. J.: Effective modulus of rock as a composite material. International journal of rock mechanics and mining science, vol. 9 p. 531- 541, 1972

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Language of instruction	čeština, angličtina
Code	480-6009
Abbreviation	FVHM
Course title	Physical Properties of Heterogeneous Materials
Coordinating department	Department of Physics
Course coordinator	prof. Ing. Libor Hlaváč, Ph.D.