Quantitative analysis of the structure in the fracture zone of silicon carbide
Summary Technical high-temperature ceramics replace metals and alloys in increasing domains because of their special chemical and physical properties. To proof the applicability of ceramics at high temperatures under load it is necessary to analyse the fracture behaviour and to characterize the frac...
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Summary Technical high-temperature ceramics replace metals and alloys in increasing domains because of their special chemical and physical properties. To proof the applicability of ceramics at high temperatures under load it is necessary to analyse the fracture behaviour and to characterize the fracture mechanisms. One possibility is the analysis of the fracture surfaces and the subsequent correlation between structure parameters and geometric parameters of the fracture surface to achieve a quantitative fractography for ceramics. In this paper first steps towards this target will be presented by the example of two SiC qualities. The selected SiC qualities are: one hot isostatically pressed SiC material (SiC-HD) and one quality which is alloyed with 5% AlN. |
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