Thermal shock resistance and thermal-mechanical processing of sapphire
The finite elements method was applied to calculate transient thermal stresses in sapphire with taking into account the crystal's anisotropy, scale factor, temperature function of heat transfer and other properties. The sapphire fracture behaviour as compared to ceramic polycrystalline material...
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| description | The finite elements method was applied to calculate transient thermal stresses in sapphire with taking into account the crystal's anisotropy, scale factor, temperature function of heat transfer and other properties. The sapphire fracture behaviour as compared to ceramic polycrystalline materials under heat load, differs due to two factors: (a) twinning type strain at rather low test temperatures |
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