Published June 1990
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Journal Article
Residual Stresses in a Two-Phase Microcracking Ceramic
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Abstract
Residual stresses in a SiC-TiB_2 particulate composite before and after stressing have been measured using X-ray diffraction. Tensile residual stresses in the TiB_2 drop by 60% after bending stresses of 250 MPa are applied. Likewise, the compressive residual stresses in the SiC phase decrease accordingly. Such behavior is consistent with stress-induced microcracking.
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© 1990 The American Ceramic Society. Manuscript No. 198133. Received September 6, 1989; approved December 18, 1989. Supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. DMR-8896212. D J.M. and K.T.F. thank Prof. J.B. Cohen, who graciously offered his laboratory and advice for this study.Additional details
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- NSF
- DMR-8896212
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