New contributions to R-curves and bridging stresses - Applications of weight functions

By: Material type: ArticleArticleLanguage: English Publication details: KIT Scientific Publishing 2012Description: 1 electronic resource (VII, 231 p. p.)ISBN:
  • KSP/1000027303
  • 9783866448360
Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: Most ceramics show an increase of the crack growth resistance during crack propagation (R-curve behaviour). Reasons for such behaviour are bridging effects between opposite crack surfaces, phase transformations around the tip of a crack, and development of micro-cracking zones. This booklet predominantly deals with the bridging behaviour and the discussion of the observed effects in terms of the fracture mechanics weight function procedure.
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Most ceramics show an increase of the crack growth resistance during crack propagation (R-curve behaviour). Reasons for such behaviour are bridging effects between opposite crack surfaces, phase transformations around the tip of a crack, and development of micro-cracking zones. This booklet predominantly deals with the bridging behaviour and the discussion of the observed effects in terms of the fracture mechanics weight function procedure.

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