Role of Porosity in the Effect of Microcracking on the Thermal Conductivity of Brittle Ceramic Composites

作者: L. D. Bentsen , D. P. H. Hasselman

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4684-4916-7_46

关键词: Composite materialPorosityBrittlenessMaterials scienceSilicon carbideThermal conductivityCeramicThermal diffusivityThermal expansionBeryllium oxide

摘要: Fracture-mechanical principles were used to predict the role of porosity in formation microcracks brittle ceramic composites containing a dispersed phase with coefficient thermal expansion less than that matrix. It is shown microcracking will occur only if amount lies within region Pi

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