Low-cycle fatigue strength under step loading of a Si3N4 + SiC nanocomposite at 1350°C
Abstract The low-cycle fatigue behaviour of a hot pressed silicon nitride/silicon carbide nanocomposite and a reference monolithic $ Si_{3} $$ N_{4} $ have been investigated in 4-point bending at 1350°C in air using stepwise loading. The nanocomposite was prepared using 20% of SiCN amorphous powder...
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Abstract The low-cycle fatigue behaviour of a hot pressed silicon nitride/silicon carbide nanocomposite and a reference monolithic $ Si_{3} $$ N_{4} $ have been investigated in 4-point bending at 1350°C in air using stepwise loading. The nanocomposite was prepared using 20% of SiCN amorphous powder as an additive, together with 5% yttria, to crystalline α-silicon nitride powder. Two types of specimen have been tested, with and without a sharp notch (notch tip radius ∼10 μm) at applied loads from 50 N with steps of 25 N and from 50 N with steps of 50 N, respectively. Five cycles have been performed at all applied load levels with an amplitude of 50 N for both types of specimen. The deflection of the specimens has been recorded up to specimen failure. The failure load of the unnotched nanocomposite was significantly higher than that of the monolithic material whereas for the notched specimens only a small difference has been found between the failure loads of the monolithic and the composite. Notched specimens of both materials exhibited a similar size of the slow crack growth area at catastrophic fracture, whereas for unnotched specimens the size of the slow crack growth area was significantly larger for the monolithic ceramic. The nanocomposite exhibits higher fatigue strength due to its higher resistance against stress corrosion damage and stress corrosion crack growth. © Kluwer Academic Publishers 2001 |
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