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Liberty Ships vital to WW2 Allies - PPT Presentation

Formed mysterious cracks at sea De Havilland Comet worlds first commercial jetliner 1950s De Havilland Comet worlds first commercial jetliner 1950s In 1954 two mysteriously broke apart in midair killing dozens and bankrupting the company ID: 464020

comet cracks stress corners cracks comet corners stress havilland ships formed liberty circle quarter openings rounded bridge hull squared

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Liberty Ships vital to WW2 AlliesSlide2

Formed mysterious cracks at seaSlide3

De Havilland Comet, world’s first commercial jetliner (1950s)…Slide4

De Havilland Comet, world’s first commercial jetliner (1950s)… In 1954, two mysteriously broke apart in mid-air, killing dozens and bankrupting the company.Slide5

Todd Murray

The I-35W Mississippi River

Bridge before it collapsed suddenly in 2007.Slide6

Security cameras video-tapped the collapse.Slide7

Why do the things we make sometimes fail?Slide8
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How is a dandelion stem like an

I

-beam?Slide10

Cracks in Liberty Ships started at squared corners of hull openingsSlide11

Cause of cracking discovered by engineer Constance Tipper, whose worked saved the vital WW2 shipping activity

Cracks in Liberty Ships started at squared corners of hull openingsSlide12

De Havilland Aircraft via R.A. Scholefield

Crash of the Comet due to cracks that formed in the window corners (that’s why airplane windows today are oval )Slide13

I-35 Bridge collapsed due to the build-up of stress concentration in the joint. The first sign was the plate that bowed under compression.Slide14

Tension fracture ripped across the rivet holes.Slide15

Analysis later showed the area under too much stress.Slide16

Most of the time we are completely unaware of these stress concentrations.Slide17

Car door handle. Cracks formed near corners rounded with a quarter circle

.Slide18

On closer inspection, the Comet airplane windows propagated cracks despite being rounded with a quarter circle fillet.Slide19

How would Nature shape a corner?