Fractographia est studium superficierum fractarum materiarum. Rationes fractographicae usitate adhibentur ad causam defectionis in structuris per artem ingeniariae effectis determinandam, praecipue in defectione bonorum et usu ingeniariae forensis vel explicationis defectionis. In investigationibus in scientia materiarum, fractographia ad rationalia auctus rimarum exemplaria describenda et aestimanda adhibetur.

Nexus interni

• Fractura
• Ingeniaria forensis
• Ingeniaria structuralis
• Mechanica fracturarum
• Scientia forensis

Bibliographia

• Lewis, Peter Rhys, K. Reynolds, et C. Gagg. 2004. Forensic Materials Engineering: Case studies. CRC Press.
• Masters, John E., et Joseph J. Au, eds. 1987. Fractography of modern engineering materials: composites and metals: a symposium sponsored by ASTM Committees E-24 on Fracture Testing and D-30 on High Modulus Fibers and Their Composites, Nashville, TN, 18-19 Nov. 1985. Philadelphiae: ASTM. ISBN 0803109504.
• Mills, Kathleen. 1991. Fractography. American Society of Metals handbook, 12.
• Powell, Gordon W., Shu-hong Cheng, et Carroll E. Mobley Jr., eds. 1992. A fractography atlas of casting alloys. Columbi Ohii: Battelle Press. ISBN 0935470670.
• Varner, J. R., V. D. Fréchette, et G. D. Quinn, eds. 1996. Fractography of glasses and ceramics III. Westerville Ohii: American Ceramic Society. ISBN 1574980076.