Toughening Mechanisms in Cemented Carbides
Plastic zones much larger than previously expected have been observed around cracks in several cemented carbide materials. A preliminary estimate of the crack tip shielding due to the plastic zone in one material suggests that a substantial fraction of the fracture toughness may be due to the zone....
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description | Plastic zones much larger than previously expected have been observed around cracks in several cemented carbide materials. A preliminary estimate of the crack tip shielding due to the plastic zone in one material suggests that a substantial fraction of the fracture toughness may be due to the zone. Moreover, reduced zone sizes were observed in regions of rapid crack growth, implying that the dynamic fracture toughness may be smaller than the quasi‐static value. |
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