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1
Mechanical Testing of Ceramics
.......................... 1
1.1
Introduction
..................................... 1
1.2
Tension Test
.................................... 3
1.2.1
Tension of Ductile Ceramics
................... 10
1.2.2
Stress Tensor
.............................. 13
1.2.3
Stress on an Inclined Plane
.................... 14
1.2.4
Principal Stresses
........................... 19
1.2.5
Plain Stress: Two-Dimensional Stress
............. 24
1.2.6
Mohr s Circle in Two Dimensions
............... 30
1.2.7
Three-Dimensional Mohr s Circles
............... 36
1.2.8
Strain Tensor
.............................. 39
1.2.9
Generalized Hooke s Law
..................... 48
.3
Poisson
Ratio
................................... 53
.4
Volume Strain (Dilatation)
.......................... 61
.5
Principal Strain
.................................. 62
.6
Thermal Strains
.................................. 64
.7
Relations Among Some Elastic Constants
................ 66
.8
Compression of Ceramics
........................... 72
.9
Bend
(Flexura!)
Tests of Ceramics
..................... 76
.10
Hardness Tests in Ceramics
.......................... 83
1.10.1
Introduction
............................... 83
1.10.2
Vickers Hardness Test (VHT)
.................. 84
1.10.3
The
Knoop
Hardness Test: Microhardness
......... 91
1.11
Impact Testing of Ceramics
.......................... 95
1.12
Weibull Statistical Distribution
....................... 105
References
,.........................................
Ill
Ductile Ceramics
..................................... 113
2.1
Introduction
..................................... 113
2.1.1
Ceramics at Elevated Temperatures
.............. 114
2.1.2
Ductile Ceramics at Low or Ambient Temperatures.
. . 139
2.1.3
Superplasticity in Ceramics
.................... 148
Xl
xii Contents
2.2
Ductility
in Single
Crystal Ceramics
................... 164
2.3
Summary
...................................... 171
References
.......................................... 171
3
Imperfections (Defects) in Ceramics
....................... 173
3.1
Introduction
..................................... 173
3.2
Point Defects
.................................... 175
3.2.1
Schematic Illustration of Point Defects
............ 175
3.2.2
Thermodynamics of Vacancy Formation
........... 176
3.2.3
Strengthening (Hardening) in Ceramics by
Point Defects
.............................. 180
3.2.4
Point Defects in Amorphous Ceramics and Their
Strengthening (Effect)
........................ 186
3.3
Introduction to Dislocations
.......................... 193
3.3.1
Introduction
............................... 193
3.3.2
Deformation or No Deformation in Crystals
........ 196
3.3.3
The Theoretical Strength of Crystals
............. 197
3.3.4
The Geometric Characterization of Dislocations
..... 199
3.3.5
Producing Dislocations in an Elastic Body
(Schematic)
............................... 204
3.3.6
The Motion of Dislocations
.................... 206
3.3.7
The Energy of Dislocations
.................... 213
3.3.8
Line Tension
.............................. 220
3.3.9
The Stress Field of a Dislocation
................ 221
3-3.10
Forces Acting on Dislocations
.................. 224
3.3.11
Forces Between Dislocations
................... 228
3.3.12
Intersection of Dislocations
.................... 230
3.3.13
Dislocation Multiplication
..................... 233
3.3.14
Partial Dislocations
......................... 236
3.3.15
Dislocation Pile-Ups
......................... 244
3.3.16
Low- (Small)-Angle Grain Boundaries
............ 246
3.3.17
Experimental Observations of Dislocations
in Ceramics
............................... 248
З.ЗЛ8
Section Summary
........................... 276
References
.......................................... 278
4
Deformation in Ceramics
............................... 281
4.1
Introduction
..................................... 281
4.2
Elastic Deformation
............................... 282
4.3
Plastic Deformation
............................... 283
4.3.1
Deformation at Low Temperatures
............... 284
4.3.2
Plastic Deformation at Elevated Temperatures
....... 287
4.4
The Critical Resolved Shear Stress (CRSS) in Ceramics
...... 293
4.5
Slip in Ceramics
................................. 301
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4.6
Slip in Polycrystalline Ceramics......................
306
4.7
Twinning in Ceramics
............................. 312
4.7.1 Deformation
(Mechanical) Twins
................ 312
4.7.2
Annealing (Growth) Twins
.................... 316
4.7.3
Serrated Stress-Strain Curves
.................. 319
4.8
Yield Phenomena in Ceramics
........................ 322
4.8.1
Introduction
............................... 322
4.8.2
Sharp Yield
............................... 322
4.8.3
Strain Aging
.............................. 324
4.8.4
Portevin-Le Chatelier (PLC) Effect
.............. 326
4.9
Deformation in Polycrystalline Ceramics
................ 330
4.9.1
Introduction
............................... 330
4.9.2
Preferred Orientation (Texture)
................. 330
4.9.3
Texture by Templating
....................... 331
4.9.4
Spark Plasma Sintering (SPS)
.................. 333
4.10
Grain Size
...................................... 334
4.11
Closing Remarks
................................. 347
Appendix
........................................... 347
References
.......................................... 349
5
The Strength and Strengthening of Ceramics
................ 351
5.1
Introduction
..................................... 351
5.2
Strain Hardening
................................. 352
5.2.1
Brittle Ceramics
............................ 354
5.2.2
Ductile Ceramics
........................... 354
5.2.3
Superplastic
Ceramics
........................ 361
5.3
Solid Solution Strengthening
......................... 370
5.4
Second Phase Strengthening
......................... 379
5.4.1
Addition of a Ceramic Second Phase
............. 380
5.4.2
Second Phase Formation During Some Stage
of the Processing (Precipitation or Phase
Transformation)
............................ 384
5.5
Transformation Hardening
........................... 390
5.6
Grain Boundaries and Grain-Size Strengthening
........... 399
5.7
Concluding Remarks to this Chapter
................... 414
References
.......................................... 414
6
Time-Dependent Deformation: Creep
...................... 417
6.1
Introduction
..................................... 417
6.2
Basic Concepts
.................................. 419
6.3
Creep in Brittle Ceramics (Ductile at High Temperature
Where Deformation is Possible)
....................... 424
6.3.1
Creep in Single Crystals
...................... 426
6.3.2
Creep in Polycrystalline Ceramics
............... 429
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Contents
6.4
Creep
in
RT
Ductile Ceramics
........................ 437
6.4.1
Single Crystal Ceramics
...................... 438
6.4.2
Polycrystalline Ceramics
...................... 443
6.5
Superplastic
Ceramics
.............................. 452
6.6
Mechanisms of Creep
.............................. 458
6.6.1
Nabarro-Herring Creep
....................... 460
6.6.2
Dislocation Creep and Climb
................... 466
6.6.3
Climb-Controlled Creep
...................... 466
6.6.4
Thermally-Activated Glide via Cross-Slip
.......... 469
6.6.5
Coble Creep, Involving Grain-Boundary Diffusion.
. . . 478
6.7
Grain-Boundary Sliding
............................ 480
6.8
Creep Rupture in Ceramics
.......................... 501
6.8.1
Alumina
................................. 502
6.8.2
SiC
..................................... 511
6.8.3
SÍ3N4
................................... 513
6.8.4
Remarks on Creep Rupture: The Norton-Bailey
Concept
................................. 517
6.9
The Prediction of LifeTime (Parametric Method)
........... 519
6.9.1
The Larson-Miller Method
.................... 519
6.9.2
The Monkman-Grant Method
.................. 522
6.10
Concepts of Designing (Selecting) Creep-Resistant
Ceramics
....................................... 525
References
.......................................... 528
7
Cyclic Stress: Fatigue
.................................. 531
7.1
Introduction
..................................... 531
7.2
S—N
Curves; Endurance Limit
........................ 533
7.2.1
Brittle Ceramics
............................ 534
7.2.2
Ductile Ceramics (RT and High Temperature)
....... 537
7.3
Definitions
..................................... 543
7.4
The Stress Cycles
................................. 544
7.4.1
Low-Cycle Fatigue Tests
..................... 544
7.4.2
High-Cycle Fatigue Tests
..................... 547
7.5
Fatigue Lifetime
................................. 547
7.6
The Effect of Cracks: The Law of Paris
................. 552
7.7
Hysteresis
...................................... 555
7.8
Cyclic Hardening (Softening)
........................ 563
7.9
The Mean Stress and the Goodman Diagram
.............. 568
7.10
Load and Amplitude Effects on Crack in Fatigue
........... 571
7.10.1
Introduction
............................... 571
7.10.2
Loading Conditions and Effects
................. 571
7.11
Structural Observations in Fatigued Specimens
............ 576
7.11.1
Striations
................................. 576
7.11.2
Dislocation Structure in Fatigue
................. 579
Contents xv
7.12
Notch
Effect
.................................... 581
7.13
Failure Resulting from Cyclic Deformation
(Fracture by Fatigue)
.............................. 583
7.14
Effect of Some Process Variables
..................... 583
7.14.1
Surface Effects on Fatigue
.................... 583
7.14.2
Laser Treatments
........................... 585
7.14.3
Sandblasting
.............................. 588
7.14.4
Shot Peening
.............................. 592
7.14.5
Grain Size
................................ 597
7.15
Thermal Fatigue
.................................. 602
7.16
Design for Fatigue
................................ 611
References
.......................................... 614
8
Fracture
........................................... 617
8.1
Introduction
..................................... 617
8.2
Fracture Types
................................... 620
8.3
Brittle Fracture
.................................. 622
8.3.1
Theoretical Strength
......................... 622
8.3.2
Theories of Brittle Fracture
.................... 625
8.3.3
Griffith s Theory on Fracture
.................. 626
8.3.4
Orowan s Fracture Theory
.................... 629
8.3.5
The Dislocation Theory of Brittle Fracture
......... 631
8.3.6
Fracture Toughness
......................... 637
8.3.7
Fatigue Fracture in Ceramics
................... 654
8.3.8
Improving Toughness
........................ 660
8.4
Creep Fracture in Ceramics
.......................... 691
8.5
Ductile Fracture in Ceramics
......................... 694
8.6
Fracture in
Superplastic
Ceramics
..................... 698
8.7
Concluding Remarks
.............................. 702
References
.......................................... 702
9
Mechanical Properties of Nanoscale Ceramics
................ 705
9.1
Introduction
..................................... 706
9.2
Static Properties
.................................. 706
9.2Л
Stress-Strain Relation
........................ 707
9.2.2
Flexure (Bending) Stress
...................... 712
9.2.3
Hardness
................................. 714
9.2.4
Twinning
................................ 721
9.3
Time-Dependent Deformation (Creep)
.................. 724
9.4
Dynamic Deformation in Nanoceramics
................. 734
9.4.1
Introduction
............................... 734
9.4.2
Fatigue
.................................. 735
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9.5
Superplastic Observations in Nanoceramics
............... 739
9.5.1
Introduction
............................... 739
9.5.2
Static
Properties Observed in
Superplastic
Ceramics
................................. 740
9.6
Fracture
....................................... 746
9.6.1
Introduction
............................... 746
9.6.2
Fracture Toughness
......................... 746
9.7
Epilogue
....................................... 757
References
.......................................... 758
Index
................................................ 761
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spelling | Pelleg, Joshua Verfasser aut Mechanical properties of ceramics Joshua Pelleg Cham [u.a.] Springer 2014 XXII, 765 S. Ill., graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Solid mechanics and its applications 213 Bruch (DE-588)4130868-2 gnd rswk-swf Keramischer Werkstoff (DE-588)4030282-9 gnd rswk-swf Keramik (DE-588)4030270-2 gnd rswk-swf Härten (DE-588)4139793-9 gnd rswk-swf Mechanische Eigenschaft (DE-588)4217961-0 gnd rswk-swf Keramik (DE-588)4030270-2 s Keramischer Werkstoff (DE-588)4030282-9 s Mechanische Eigenschaft (DE-588)4217961-0 s DE-604 Härten (DE-588)4139793-9 s Bruch (DE-588)4130868-2 s Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-3-319-04492-7 Solid mechanics and its applications 213 (DE-604)BV004342211 213 Digitalisierung UB Bayreuth - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=027365313&sequence=000003&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung UB Bayreuth - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=027365313&sequence=000004&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Klappentext |
spellingShingle | Pelleg, Joshua Mechanical properties of ceramics Solid mechanics and its applications Bruch (DE-588)4130868-2 gnd Keramischer Werkstoff (DE-588)4030282-9 gnd Keramik (DE-588)4030270-2 gnd Härten (DE-588)4139793-9 gnd Mechanische Eigenschaft (DE-588)4217961-0 gnd |
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title | Mechanical properties of ceramics |
title_auth | Mechanical properties of ceramics |
title_exact_search | Mechanical properties of ceramics |
title_full | Mechanical properties of ceramics Joshua Pelleg |
title_fullStr | Mechanical properties of ceramics Joshua Pelleg |
title_full_unstemmed | Mechanical properties of ceramics Joshua Pelleg |
title_short | Mechanical properties of ceramics |
title_sort | mechanical properties of ceramics |
topic | Bruch (DE-588)4130868-2 gnd Keramischer Werkstoff (DE-588)4030282-9 gnd Keramik (DE-588)4030270-2 gnd Härten (DE-588)4139793-9 gnd Mechanische Eigenschaft (DE-588)4217961-0 gnd |
topic_facet | Bruch Keramischer Werkstoff Keramik Härten Mechanische Eigenschaft |
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