Evaluation of fracture resistance of ceramics: Edge fracture tests

Gogotsi, G. A.; Mudrik, S. P.; Galenko, V. I.

doi:10.1016/j.ceramint.2005.09.017

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“…Basic experiments made use of the SEVNB method [4], built upon the linear fracture mechanics concepts [5], and the edge fracture (EF) test method [6,7] that provides direct estimation (not corrected by any calculation models) of the fracture resistance of brittle materials.…”

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Fracture behaviour of Mg-PSZ ceramics: Comparative estimates

Gogotsi

2009

Ceramics International

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Fracture behaviour of Mg-PSZ ceramics: Comparative estimates

Gogotsi

2009

Ceramics International

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“…Among international sources there are also several researches related to the edge chippings [8] examined edge chippings in the case of oxide and nonoxide ceramics near the applications of different loads. During the examination process as a first step they chose a point near by the edge of the workpiece by naked eye or by magnifying glass, then they dropped a Rockwell-intender on the point.…”

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Quality measuring numbers of milled edges of granite surfaces

Gálos

Gyurika

2014

Period. Polytech. Civil Eng.

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“…Gogotsi et al [1,2] examined edge chippings in the case of oxide and non-oxide ceramics undergoing different loads. They dropped a Rockwell indenter on different points to the edges, and then they measured the distance of the chippings from the edge.…”

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Examination of the Average Chipping Rate on the Edges of Milled Granite Surfaces

Gyurika

Szalay

2015

Measurement Science Review

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The research described in this article was carried out for the purpose of developing a quantitative marker for defining the average edge chipping rate of milled granite surfaces and for testing and proving whether this quantitative marker can effectively be applied. Another aim of the research was to test the applicability of the developed measurement method and the precision of the body representing the volume loss caused by chipping. The surface edges of the milled specimens were digitised using a laser scanner and chipped volumes were defined on the basis of a body generated with the help of a point cloud, and then the errors of the volumes produced by the evaluation-purpose software were examined using a digital microscope. The investigations proved that the proposed measurement method is accurate and that the replacement body defined through measurements appropriately approximates the volume of chippings in the case of milled granite surfaces.

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Evaluation of fracture resistance of ceramics: Edge fracture tests

Cited by 40 publications

References 4 publications

Fracture behaviour of Mg-PSZ ceramics: Comparative estimates

Fracture behaviour of Mg-PSZ ceramics: Comparative estimates

Quality measuring numbers of milled edges of granite surfaces

Examination of the Average Chipping Rate on the Edges of Milled Granite Surfaces

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