Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7210225 | Rare Metal Materials and Engineering | 2017 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
The model for single fiber push-out test was developed to evaluate the fracture toughness GIIc of the fiber/matrix interface in titanium alloys reinforced by SiC monofilaments. Theoretical solution to GIIc was obtained from fracture mechanics, and the effects of several key factors such as the applied stress needed for crack advance, crack length, and interfacial frictional shear stress were discussed. The predictions by the model were compared with the previous finite element analysis results for the interfacial toughness of the composites including Sigma1240/Ti-6-4, SCS/Ti-6-4, SCS/Timetal 834 and SCS/Timetal 21s. The results show that the model can reliably predict the interfacial toughness of the titanium matrix composites, in which interfacial debonding usually occurs at the bottom of the samples.
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Authors
Sun Qing, Yang Yanqing, Luo Xian, Zhang Rongjun, Huang Bin, Xue Chunling,