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High temperature fracture and fatigue of ceramics. Annual technical progress report No. 6, August 15, 1994--August 14, 1995
Author(s) -
Brian N. Cox
Publication year - 1996
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/226412
Subject(s) - ceramic , redistribution (election) , fracture (geology) , forensic engineering , fatigue testing , materials science , work (physics) , cracking , composite material , metallurgy , engineering , mechanical engineering , political science , law , politics
This report covers work done in the first year of our new contract {open_quotes}High Temperature Fracture and Fatigue of Ceramics,{close_quotes} which commenced in August, 1995 as a follow-on from our prior contract {open_quotes}Mechanisms of Mechanical Fatigue in Ceramics.{close_quotes} Our activities have consisted mainly of studies of the failure of fibrous ceramic matrix composites (CMCs) at high temperature; with a little fundamental work on the role of stress redistribution in the statistics of fracture and cracking in the presence of viscous fluids

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