Specimen size and geometry effects on fracture toughness of Al2O3 measured with short rod and short bar chevron-notch specimens
Specimen size and geometry effects on fracture toughness of Al2O3 measured with short rod and short bar chevron-notch specimens
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样品尺寸和几何形状对短棒和短棒人字形缺口样品测量的 Al2O3 断裂韧性的影响
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1984
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D. Munz
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J. Shannon;D. Munz
Plane strain fracture toughness measurements were made on Al2O3 using short rod and short bar chevron notch specimens previously calibrated by the authors for their dimensionless stress intensity factor coefficients. The measured toughness varied systematically with variations in specimen size, proportions, and chevron notch angle apparently due to their influence on the amount of crack extension to maximum load (the measurement point). The toughness variations are explained in terms of a suspected rising R curve for the material tested, along with a discussion of an unavoidable imprecision in the calculation of K sub Ic for materials with rising R curves when tested with chevron notch specimens.