2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2019.01.023
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Characterization of shallow stress-profiles in chemically strengthened soda-lime glass

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“…In the proposed approaches, the material behavior was inferred directly from ion‐exchanged SLG rather than from “as‐melted” samples since the latter had been shown to display different properties than ion‐exchanged glasses . Moreover several mature and relatively accurate techniques exist to measure residual stress profiles in ion‐exchanged SLG …”
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“…In the proposed approaches, the material behavior was inferred directly from ion‐exchanged SLG rather than from “as‐melted” samples since the latter had been shown to display different properties than ion‐exchanged glasses . Moreover several mature and relatively accurate techniques exist to measure residual stress profiles in ion‐exchanged SLG …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This task was accomplished by following the methodology outlined by Mills and Sievert and Eisenberg and Takahashi . Although for T>Tnormalg the shift factor, log10aT, was accurately described by the WLF Equation, for T<Tnormalg, a modified equation has been shown to be more appropriate:log10anormalT=-0.0244ΔT+0.697for0.7<TTg<0.9…”
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