Prediction of stable crack growth geometry in residually stressed glass
Abstract Processing procedures have been developed that produce stress distributions in glass with a maximum compressive stress below the surface. These glasses can exhibit rising apparent fracture toughness behavior and reduced strength variability associated with the stable growth of surface crack...
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