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In Situ Assessment of the Micromechanics of Large Scale Bridging in Ceramic Composites

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The macro- and micro-mechanics of Large Scale Bridging in SiC/MAS-L composites were assessed by means of tensile testing with in situ LRM probing of Double Edge Notch specimens. The macromechanical behaviour was analyzed in terms of bridging stresses. A dedicated Raman calibration curve was established for a fibre extracted from the composite; the curve served in the transformation of wavenumber shifts collected from bridging fibres in the composite to bridging strain. Bridging strain profiles were established along the notched ligament of the specimen and their shape was discussed in conjunction with local notch effects. The failure strain was not attained within the exposed length of the fibres but within the embedded length. The individual contributions of intact fibres and pull-out fibres were distinguished and discussed in the text.

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Dassios, K., Galiotis, C., Kostopoulos, V., Steen, M. (2003). In Situ Assessment of the Micromechanics of Large Scale Bridging in Ceramic Composites. In: Gdoutos, E.E., Marioli-Riga, Z.P. (eds) Recent Advances in Composite Materials. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-2852-2_7

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