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handle: 10016/7510 , 10261/4686
[EN] The mechanical behaviour of monolithic and composite ceramic materials was analysed under impact conditions, using the Hopkinson bar to study the response and failure modes. The materials considered were alumina (Al2O3) and silicon carbide platelet / alumina matrix (Al2O3/ SiCpl) composites. Because of the high hardness of ceramics, modifications of the conventional Hopkinson bar device were done to prevent the damage of the bars surface. Stress-strain curves obtained from the tests showed a significant increase in strain values when 30% vol. of SiC platelet are included in the matrix.
Ingeniería Mecánica, Carburo de silicio, alúmina, Alumina, Barra Hopkinson, carburo de silicio, Clay industries. Ceramics. Glass, Silicon carbide, Dynamic compression, compresión dinámica, Ingeniería Industrial, TP785-869, Impacto, Impact, Hopkinson bar, barra Hopkinson, impacto, Compresión dinámica, Alúmina, dynamic compression, Ceramic matrix composites, Materiales compuestos de matriz cerámica
Ingeniería Mecánica, Carburo de silicio, alúmina, Alumina, Barra Hopkinson, carburo de silicio, Clay industries. Ceramics. Glass, Silicon carbide, Dynamic compression, compresión dinámica, Ingeniería Industrial, TP785-869, Impacto, Impact, Hopkinson bar, barra Hopkinson, impacto, Compresión dinámica, Alúmina, dynamic compression, Ceramic matrix composites, Materiales compuestos de matriz cerámica
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