Fracture of polycrystalline ceramics
Fracture of polycrystalline ceramics
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多晶陶瓷的断裂
DOI:
10.1007/978-94-011-6827-4_4
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发表时间:
1990
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通讯作者:
P. Swanson
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作者:
S. Freiman;P. Swanson
Catastrophic failure in polycrystalline ceramics results from stressed cracks growing to critical dimensions which can span a range of size scales. As critical flaw dimensions increase in size from a scale less than characteristic micro-structure dimensions to a size which encompasses many grain diameters, the resistance to fracture increases, in certain polycrystals, by a factor of 5–10. This increase represents the difference between the fracture resistance of the polycrystal and that of its individual constituent single crystals. In this chapter, we: (1) show how relatively small variations in grain size and shape affect the fracture toughness — crack size relationship (R-curve behaviour); (2) briefly review several microstructural mechanisms suggested to be responsible for both the high fracture energy of polycrystals and the rising resistance to fracture with crack extension; (3) present the results ofin-situmicroscopy observations of subcritically propagating cracks which lend support to crack-interface traction as an important fracture resistance mechanism; and (4) examine the complicating influence that the traction mechanism has on prediction of time-dependent failure from flaws propagating under the influence of stress-enhanced chemical reactions.
DOI:
10.1007/978-1-4613-2233-7
发表时间:
1986-12
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作者:
R. E. Tressler;G. Messing;C. Pantano;R. Newnham
通讯作者:
R. E. Tressler;G. Messing;C. Pantano;R. Newnham