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... But there are no obvious solutions to enhancing thermal conductivity while also trying to attain good creep resistance. Design strategies that disperse heat fluxes and control the temperature excursions, such as thermal barrier coatings, may be required.
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... Leckie, "Transverse Tensile and Inplane Shear Strength of Weakly Bonded Fiber Reinforced MMC's Subjected to Cyclic Thermal Loading," Mech. Mater., 18, 205-212 (1994)
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... Wright, "The Effect of Fiber Bridging on Fatigue Crack Growth in Titanium Matrix Composites," in Fundamental Relationships Between Microstructures and Mechanical Properties of Metal-Matrix Composites (P.K.
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Key Terms

  • ceramic matrix
  • matrix composites
  • mechanical properties
  • titanium matrix
  • matrix composite

  • matrix cracking
  • metal matrix
  • stress redistribution
  • cyclic thermal
  • carbon matrix

  • brittle matrix
  • fiber bridging
  • crack growth
  • matrix fiber
  • strains due

  • fiber architecture
  • creep strengthening
  • solid state
  • desirable creep
  • fatigue crack

  • thermal loading
  • strain localization
  • temperature excursions
  • constitutive behavior
  • state physics

  • oxide polycrystals
  • create oxide
  • composite reinforced
  • thermal expansion
  • oxide cmcs


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