Designing of Details Taking into Account Degradation of Structural Ceramics at Exploitation

Valery V. Kuzin; S.N. Grigoriev; Marina Volosova; Mike Fedorov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.752-753.268

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Designing of Details Taking into Account Degradation of Structural Ceramics at Exploitation

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Composite character of ceramics is a base for creating new generation materials. It is established that the rational choice of the basic structural elements allows to control stress-strain state of the "loaded" ceramics and to slow down process of its degradation. The developed method of designing of details taking into account ceramics degradation at exploitation is described.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 752-753)

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Valery V. Kuzin*, S.N. Grigoriev, Marina Volosova, Mike Fedorov

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Barrier, Ceramic, Crack, Damage, Designing, Failure, Microstress, Structural Element

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