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similar stress-dependent failure at applied stress greater than a threshold value. In this which was similar to the proportional limit of this composite. The time to failure decreased with increasing the applied stress effect of stress temperature and environment on the lifetimes of Nic/SiC composites.
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– Stress Intensity Limits for Design S t = a temperature and time-dependent stress intensity limit the data considered in establishing these values are obtained from long-term constant load uniaxial tests. For each specific time t the S t values shall be the lesser of 80 of the minimum stress to cause initiation of tertiary creep . 67
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If the fracture toughness and tensile strength can be improved SiC could replace steels and aluminum alloys many applications at a fraction of the weight and possibly at a fraction of the cost over the lifetime of the part. Single-crystal SiC is very strong with an ultimate tensile strength of 8.4 GPa (Petrovic et al. 1985) more than 10
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The present paper investigates the static fatigue behavior of Hi-Nicalon fiber-reinforced SiC–SiC minicomposites at high temperatures in the 900–1200 °C range and under tensile stresses above the proportional limit. The stress–rupture time relation was analyzed with respect to subcritical crack growth in filaments and fiber tow fracture.
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The intrinsic carrier concentration is important in high-temperature device applications because pn junction leakage currents in devices are normally proportional to n or n (Subsection 2.2.1). Electron effective masses ( = 0.42 m and = 0.39 m in 4H-SiC 36 ) have not been analyzed as a function of temperature.
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Tensile stress‐strain behavior for the CMC showed a high modulus followed by graceful cracking at a high proportional limit but more importantly a higher ultimate strength than for the SiCSiC composites fabricated in the same manner but reinforced by untreated Sylramic and Hi‐Nicalon Type S fibers.
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SiC/SiC composites fabricated with Sylramic or Hi-Nicalon type S fibers. Matrix microcracking (in composites subjected to stress above the proportional limit of 70 MPa) will cause a reduction in the elastic modulus 13 . The shear modulus for bulk (sintered) alpha-SiC is 179 GPa at room temperature and 169 GPa at 1000ßC 12 .
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• Free Si in the matrix limits temperature usage to below 1588 K (2400 ºF). • Low matrix cracking strength (proportional limit69 MPa/10 ksi) • Matrix fills space and provides a thermally conductive path. • Fracture toughness due to crack bridging and interface debonding. SiC fibers SiC matrix Crack Interface debonding
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C/SiC.10 11 At a frequency of 85 Hz and an R ratio (s min/smax) of 0.04 in C/SiC a temperature increase of 50 K was observed. Large temperature increases have also been observed by Koch and Grathwohl12 in 100 Hz fatigue of Tyranno/C/SiC composites. The
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investigated the stress-dependent matrix cracking evo- lution of a 2D woven SiC/SiC composite and the rela-tionship for the stress-dependent matrix cracking could be related to the stress in the load-bearing CVI SiC matrix. Li et al. 37 developed a micromechanical model to predict the tensile behaviour of a unidirectional C/SiC
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The temperature-dependent fiber/matrix interface shear stress Young s modulus of the matrix the matrix fracture energy and the fiber/matrix interface debonded energy are considered in the micro-stress field analysis fiber/matrix interface debonding criterion and matrix multi-fracture model.
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The effect of addition of silicon carbide (SiC) filler in different weight percentages on physical properties mechanical properties and thermal properties of chopped glass fiber-reinforced epoxy composites has been investigated. Physical and mechanical properties i.e. hardness tensile strength flexural strength interlaminar shear strength and impact strength are determined with the
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Sep 21 2005 · The maximum stress versus cycles to failure for cyclic fatigue in SiC/SiC composite at room and high temperature in argon. Although UTS and the proportional limit at 1000°C are higher than those at room temperature the fatigue limit at 1000°C is much lower than that at room temperature.
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Tensile stress‐strain behavior for the CMC showed a high modulus followed by graceful cracking at a high proportional limit but more importantly a higher ultimate strength than for the SiCSiC composites fabricated in the same manner but reinforced by untreated Sylramic and Hi‐Nicalon Type S fibers.
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The intrinsic carrier concentration is important in high-temperature device applications because pn junction leakage currents in devices are normally proportional to n or n (Subsection 2.2.1). Electron effective masses ( = 0.42 m and = 0.39 m in 4H-SiC 36 ) have not been analyzed as a function of temperature.
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The effect of addition of silicon carbide (SiC) filler in different weight percentages on physical properties mechanical properties and thermal properties of chopped glass fiber-reinforced epoxy composites has been investigated. Physical and mechanical properties i.e. hardness tensile strength flexural strength interlaminar shear strength and impact strength are determined with the
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The present paper investigates the static fatigue behavior of Hi-Nicalon fiber-reinforced SiC–SiC minicomposites at high temperatures in the 900–1200 °C range and under tensile stresses above the proportional limit. The stress–rupture time relation was analyzed with respect to subcritical crack growth in filaments and fiber tow fracture.
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investigated the stress-dependent matrix cracking evo- lution of a 2D woven SiC/SiC composite and the rela-tionship for the stress-dependent matrix cracking could be related to the stress in the load-bearing CVI SiC matrix. Li et al. 37 developed a micromechanical model to predict the tensile behaviour of a unidirectional C/SiC
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with the limitations of creep at the highest temperatures/loads and oxidative attack at stresses that exceed the materials proportional limit. The proposed effort will define the temperature-stress limit of SiC/SiC composites and examine methods to further extend this limit.
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the proportional limit stress of all the curves. Thus it was assumed that the stress region of 0 to 15 MPa would always represent the linear region. The proportional limit stress o is a critical parameter in comparing ceramic composites because the stress-strain response of a material is linear up to the proportional limit.
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The intrinsic carrier concentration is important in high-temperature device applications because pn junction leakage currents in devices are normally proportional to n or n (Subsection 2.2.1). Electron effective masses ( = 0.42 m and = 0.39 m in 4H-SiC 36 ) have not been analyzed as a function of temperature.
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Silicon carbide is not attacked by any acids or alkalis or molten salts up to 800°C. In air SiC forms a protective silicon oxide coating at 1200°C and is able to be used up to 1600°C. The high thermal conductivity coupled with low thermal expansion and high strength give this material exceptional thermal shock resistant qualities.
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Sep 21 2005 · The maximum stress versus cycles to failure for cyclic fatigue in SiC/SiC composite at room and high temperature in argon. Although UTS and the proportional limit at 1000°C are higher than those at room temperature the fatigue limit at 1000°C is much lower than that at room temperature.
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