Engineering Disasters: Learning from Failure
Engineering Disasters: Learning from Failure • Engineering disasters have resulted in loss of life, injuries, and billions of dollars in damage. • Primary causes for engineering disasters: – Design flaws – Material failures – Extreme conditions or environments (not necessarily preventable) – Some combinations of the reasons above.
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