Analysis of static and dynamic fatigue of polycrystalline alumina
Abstract The fatigue failure of polycrystalline alumina in a moist air environment at 30° C has been analysed in terms of a modified Weibull distribution function using fracture mechanics theory. The good correlation obtained between the fatigue test data and fracture mechanics theory indicates that...
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Enthalten in: Journal of materials science - Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1966, 23(1988), 11 vom: Nov., Seite 3864-3868 |
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Abstract The fatigue failure of polycrystalline alumina in a moist air environment at 30° C has been analysed in terms of a modified Weibull distribution function using fracture mechanics theory. The good correlation obtained between the fatigue test data and fracture mechanics theory indicates that fatigue is controlled by the slow crack growth of pre-existing flaws. The distribution of these pre-existing flaws can be represented by the modified Weibull distribution which provides an upper and a lower limit strength and thus is more realistic for the physical phenomena it represents. Comparison of proof-test predictions with experiment indicate that the proof test can be effective in eliminating weak samples from the population. © Chapman and Hall Ltd. 1988 |
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Abstract The fatigue failure of polycrystalline alumina in a moist air environment at 30° C has been analysed in terms of a modified Weibull distribution function using fracture mechanics theory. The good correlation obtained between the fatigue test data and fracture mechanics theory indicates that fatigue is controlled by the slow crack growth of pre-existing flaws. The distribution of these pre-existing flaws can be represented by the modified Weibull distribution which provides an upper and a lower limit strength and thus is more realistic for the physical phenomena it represents. Comparison of proof-test predictions with experiment indicate that the proof test can be effective in eliminating weak samples from the population. © Chapman and Hall Ltd. 1988 |
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