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Experimental results on delayed failure of FN borosilicate glass fused silica, and polycrystalline alumina are presented and compared with previous results on soda-lime silicate glasses. For higher stresses the results for the glasses fit on a universal curve; at lower stresses the reduced time for failure for FN and fused silica becomes longer than for soda-lime glass. The alumina data show a different slope than those for the glasses, implying a different corrosion reaction.
Static fatigue data define conditions for proof tests for ceramic parts subject to load. A plot of log stress against log failure time is particularly valuable for this definition, and allows one to calculate the time and stress for a convenient proof test.
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Burke, J.E., Doremus, R.H., Hillig, W.B., Turkalo, A.M. (1971). Static Fatigue in Glasses and Alumina. In: Kriegel, W.W., Palmour, H. (eds) Ceramics in Severe Environments. Materials Science Research, vol 5. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-3141-4_30
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