Crack Front Stability And Hackle Formation In High Velocity Glass Fracture

Optical and scanning electron microscopy of "hackle streaks" and interference microscopy on fracture surfaces showed that major velocity hackle features can be produced at substantially lower K values than associated with the hackle boundary in glass fracture. A novel method was used to determine crack propagation velocity along the streaks.

Author
E K Beauchamp
Origin
Sandia Nat Labs, New Mexico
Journal Title
J Am Ceram Soc 78 3 1995 689-697
Sector
General
Class
G 1233

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Crack Front Stability And Hackle Formation In High Velocity Glass Fracture
J Am Ceram Soc 78 3 1995 689-697
G 1233
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