Effects Of Temperature On The Multiple Cracking Progress Of Sub-Micron Thick Glass Films Deposited On A Polymer Substrate

Influence of temperature on the fracture of a SiOx film (PVD) on a PET substrate was investigated. Parallel multiple cracks were observed in situ during tensile tests at different temperatures ranging from 26 to 150°C. Fewer cracks were observed at elevated temperatures. On the other hand, the crack onset strain was not affected by the temperature. The residual strain in the SiOx film remained constant in this temperature range. These observations were successfully predicted by the shear lag model with an assumption of a unique stress criterion.

Author
M Yanakaa Et Al
Origin
Unknown
Journal Title
Thin Solid Films 355-356 Nov/1999 337-342
Sector
Special Glass
Class
S 4277

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Effects Of Temperature On The Multiple Cracking Progress Of Sub-Micron Thick Glass Films Deposited On A Polymer Substrate
Thin Solid Films 355-356 Nov/1999 337-342
S 4277
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