Long-term performance of ceramic matrix composites at elevated temperatures: Modelling of creep and creep rupture

Abstract

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Investigation of properties and performance of ceramic composite components: Final report on Phases 3 and 4

“…The results of this effort bolster the underlying mechanics of the MRLife code even though ceramic composites were not explicitly studied. This work is contained in a journal publication and so will not be reproduced here.lg 1,[15][16][17][18] …”