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Structure and Composition of Interfaces in Ceramics and Ceramic Composites
1998The inherently brittle nature of ceramics, arising from their lack of plastic deformation mechanisms at ambient temperatures, subjects their macroscopic mechanical properties to microscopic flaws, such as processing voids, secondary phases, and/or grain boundaries.
Rühle, M., Dehm, G., Scheu, C.
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Microcracking in Ceramic/Ceramic Composites
Advanced Ceramic Materials, 1988A technique was developed to detect the onset, size, evolution, and anisotropy of surface microcracks in ceramic composite materials as a function of applied stress. The method is based on measuring the electrical resistance changes of a thin gold film sputtered on the surface of the composite as a function of stress.
MICHEL BARSOUM, OTTO Z. ZHOU
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1990
Ceramics are crystalline solids. Most modern industrial ceramics are the oxides, carbides or nitrides of metals. Brick, pottery and china are complex aluminosilicates. Ceramics are non-ductile and fracture in a brittle manner. They are comparatively weak in tension but their compressive strengths are of the order of 15 times greater than the tensile ...
J. C. Anderson +3 more
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Ceramics are crystalline solids. Most modern industrial ceramics are the oxides, carbides or nitrides of metals. Brick, pottery and china are complex aluminosilicates. Ceramics are non-ductile and fracture in a brittle manner. They are comparatively weak in tension but their compressive strengths are of the order of 15 times greater than the tensile ...
J. C. Anderson +3 more
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Biocompatible calcium phosphate-based ceramics and composites
Materials Today: Proceedings, 2022Aránzazu Díaz-Cuenca +2 more
exaly
MAX Phase Ceramics/Composites with Complex Shapes
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2021Liu He, Qing Huang, Yujie Song
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Ceramic-ceramic. composites II
High Temperature Technology, 1990A.R. Hyde, R.A.H. Edwards
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