Author(s): Mikko Lehtinen, Elina Kallio and Janne Nieminen

Abstract: The micromechanics of solids is a vital field in material science, offering deep insights into how the microscopic features of materials influence their macroscopic mechanical properties. This paper provides a comprehensive review of emerging trends in micromechanics, emphasizing its importance in advancing material design and engineering. The objective of this review is to explore how the micromechanical behavior of materials, including stress and strain at the microstructure level, informs the development of novel materials used in modern engineering applications. This paper examines various computational methods, such as finite element analysis and molecular dynamics simulations, alongside experimental techniques like electron microscopy, to better understand material performance. Additionally, it highlights significant progress in the design of advanced composite materials, nanomaterials, and biomaterials, driven by micromechanical insights. Through a detailed synthesis of recent studies, the review uncovers how micromechanics plays a pivotal role in optimizing materials for industries such as aerospace, automotive, and civil engineering. The review concludes by offering potential directions for future research, aimed at overcoming existing challenges and expanding the applicability of micromechanical principles in material science.

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