Proceedings of the workshop held in Munich, Germany, November 1992. Thermal strength degradation problems continue to be one of the major limitations of ceramics for many high temperature applications. Contributors review recent developments; thermal shock properties and industrial applications; theoretical aspects of fracture-mechanical modelling and of the tailoring of materials; experimental methods for the characterization of thermal shock and thermal fatigue; and functionally gradient and fiber reinforced materials. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
Recent developments in advanced ceramics are critically evaluated in respect to their thermal shock and thermal fatigue behavior from an interdisciplinary viewpoint by leading experts. The book covers the aspects of material development, mechanical and fracture mechanical models and experimental testing methods. Special emphasis is given to the influence of a rising crack resistance on the thermal shock behavior, novel irradiation testing methods for a quantitative characterization of the thermal shock and fatigue loading as well as detailed fracture mechanical models for single and multiple crack propagation.
This book summarizes developments of the last decade concerning the thermal shock and thermal fatigue behavior of advanced ceramics. The scientific articles of the book were carefully arranged in order to achieve a textbook-like form which will be of great value to researchers and students.
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This book summarizes developments of the last decade concerning the thermal shock and thermal fatigue behavior of advanced ceramics. The book covers the aspects of material development, mechanical and fracture mechanical models and testing methods. The scientific articles were carefully arranged in order to achieve a textbook-like form which will be of great value to researchers and students.
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