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Residual Stresses in a Ceramic-Metal Composite
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The work of this study concerns the fine modelling of the thermomechanical and metallurgical behavior of interface ceramic-metal in order to determine the residual mechanical state of the structures during brazing process. For these cases, difficulties mainly arise in the modelling of the solid-solid phase transformations as well as in the modelling of the mechanical behavior of the multiphasic material. Within an original theoretical framework - generalized standard materials with internal constraints – we proposed models for the behavior of multiphasic material. The design of joints in engineering structures and the optimisation of the industrial brazing process require determining and analysing such a phenomenon. In this way, the present work aims at predicting the thermally induced stresses (localisation and level) through numerical simulations and then, at defining the main parameters which influence their development
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December 2011
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