Chai, H.
and Lawn, B.
(2007),
Edge Chipping of Brittle Materials: Effect of Side-Wall Inclination and Loading Angle, Acta Materialia, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=851040
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Edge Chipping of Brittle Materials: Effect of Side-Wall Inclination and Loading Angle
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H Chai,
Abstract
An earlier analysis of chipping fracture in brittle solids is here extended to include the case of blocks with inclined side faces and non-normal contact loading. The simple relation PF = Kch3/2 for the critical chipping load PF in terms of indent location h and material toughness Kc is preserved, with angular coordinates simply incorporated into the coefficient. Chipping fracture tests using a Vickers indenter near the edges of glass blocks with non-orthogonal faces is used to validate the analysis. Implications of the results in relation to practical engineering, biomechanical and anthropological structures are indicated.Citation
Acta Materialia
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145
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Keywords
angular coordinates, brittle ceramics, edge chipping, inclined loading, toughness, Vickers indentation
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Created July 22, 2007, Updated October 12, 2021