The Cottrell Legacy:the Metamorphosis of ICF into the World Academy of Structural Integrity 2011-2021
This paper is designed to address aspects of the immense contribution and enduring legacy of Sir Alan Cottrell FRS FREng FICF (1919-2012) - especially in the context of the creation and development of ICF - at the ICF13 Memorial International Cottrell Symposium.One theme of this paper builds on the ICF0 paper of Cottrell in 1959,Cottrells Opening Address at ICF2 in 1969 and Cottrells ICF4 contribution Fracture & Society in 1977.A second theme of this paper is the BCS model of fracture and other models of fracture devised by Cottrell in the context of Cottrells seminal 20thC contributions to the very creation of our disciplines of Structural Integrity and Materials Science: including archival research on the early work of Cottrell 1939-1941 on welding and cracking of low alloy steels at Birmingham.In particular,with the analytical BCS Model,Cottrell anticipated the numerical Cohesive Zone Models by at least two decades.This paper also addresses possible ways forward in this challenging 21stC for ICF-WASI following ICF13 in Beijing guided by the legacy of Cottrells and Yokoboris ideas,inspiration & principles in establishing ICF during 1959-1969.At ICF13 the formal launch is arranged for the metamorphosis of ICF into The World Academy of Structural Integrity.This is an ICF brand-development project explored at Sendai with Yokobori in 2010 and then initiated in 2011 at an ICF Interquadrennial Conference with ASTM in Anaheim,USA.This is much more than simply a name change but a comprehensive evolution in substance which like the original ten year creation process of ICF 1959-1969 is designed as a ten-year process 2011-2021.During the ICF13 Cottrell Forum in Beijing (as at the Sendai Interquadrennial in 2010) we seek full debate on the optimum ways forward for this metamorphosis.
Al Carpinteri D M R Taplin
ICF-WASI President ICF-WASI Chief Executive Officer
国际会议
北京
英文
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2013-06-16（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）