The present study focuses on the relationship of hardness with grain size for commercially pure titanium （CpTi） and ultra fine grained titanium （UFG-Ti） produced by equal channel angular process （ECAP） of Cp-Ti...The present study focuses on the relationship of hardness with grain size for commercially pure titanium （CpTi） and ultra fine grained titanium （UFG-Ti） produced by equal channel angular process （ECAP） of Cp-Ti）.Vickers and Knoop indentations of UFG-Ti at different loads was ～2.5 times harder than those of Cp-Ti.Xray diffraction （XRD） analysis showed peak broadening in UFG-Ti due to reduced grain size and micro-lattice strains.Scanning electron microscopy （SEM） revealed that ECAP had reduced the grain size of Cp-Ti by ～10 times.Weibull statistics showed UFG-Ti with lower dispersion in hardness values compare to Cp-Ti indicating a more uniform microstructure.展开更多
ntergranular slow crack growth in zirconia polycrystal is described with a cohesive zone model that simulate mechanically the reaction-rupture mechanism underlying stress and environ- mentally assisted failure. A 2D p...ntergranular slow crack growth in zirconia polycrystal is described with a cohesive zone model that simulate mechanically the reaction-rupture mechanism underlying stress and environ- mentally assisted failure. A 2D polycrystal is considered with cohesive surfaces inserted along the grain boundaries. The anisotropic elastic modulus and grain-to-grain misorientation are accounted for together with an initial stress state related to the processing. A minimum load threshold is shown to originate from the onset of the reaction-rupture mechanism to proceed where a minimum traction is reached locally and from the magnitude of the initial compression stresses. This work aims at providing reliable predictions in long lasting applications of ceramics.展开更多
文摘The present study focuses on the relationship of hardness with grain size for commercially pure titanium （CpTi） and ultra fine grained titanium （UFG-Ti） produced by equal channel angular process （ECAP） of Cp-Ti）.Vickers and Knoop indentations of UFG-Ti at different loads was ～2.5 times harder than those of Cp-Ti.Xray diffraction （XRD） analysis showed peak broadening in UFG-Ti due to reduced grain size and micro-lattice strains.Scanning electron microscopy （SEM） revealed that ECAP had reduced the grain size of Cp-Ti by ～10 times.Weibull statistics showed UFG-Ti with lower dispersion in hardness values compare to Cp-Ti indicating a more uniform microstructure.
文摘ntergranular slow crack growth in zirconia polycrystal is described with a cohesive zone model that simulate mechanically the reaction-rupture mechanism underlying stress and environ- mentally assisted failure. A 2D polycrystal is considered with cohesive surfaces inserted along the grain boundaries. The anisotropic elastic modulus and grain-to-grain misorientation are accounted for together with an initial stress state related to the processing. A minimum load threshold is shown to originate from the onset of the reaction-rupture mechanism to proceed where a minimum traction is reached locally and from the magnitude of the initial compression stresses. This work aims at providing reliable predictions in long lasting applications of ceramics.
