Mechanistic Analysis Of Time-Dependent Failure Of Oxynitride Glass-Joined Silicon Nitride Below 1000 Degrees C

Creep, devitrification, stress-aided oxidation-controlled slow crack growth, and viscous cavitation-controlled failure are examined as possible controlling mechanisms for time-dependent failure at elevated temperatures.

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M H O'Brien, D N Coon

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Eg&G Idaho Inc, University Of Wyoming

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J Am Ceram Soc 1991 74 1 103-108

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Special Glass

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S 493

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