Effect of Thermal Loading on Stresses in Defective Surface Layer of Ceramics

Valery V. Kuzin; S.N. Grigoriev; Mike Portnoy

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.827.189

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Effect of Thermal Loading on Stresses in Defective Surface Layer of Ceramics

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The typical defect based on the experimental study of the ceramic surfaces was defined. Finite element numerical model was used to compute stresses which develop in the ceramic surface layer with single typical defect under the action of thermal loading. The relationship between heat flow and stresses in the defective surface layer of oxide ceramics is identified.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 827)

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Valery V. Kuzin*, S.N. Grigoriev, Mike Portnoy

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Ceramic, Single Defect, Stress State, Surface Layer

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