Foundations of Materials Science and Engineering
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Author: SMITH
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Chapter 12.15, Problem 86AAP

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To determine

The first crack is formed in the composite.

(a)

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Answer to Problem 86AAP

The first crack is formed in the composite is on Al2O3matrix.

Explanation of Solution

Write the expression to calculate strain on the composite (εcomp).

 εcomp=σcompEcomp

Here, stress on the composite is σcomp and modulus of elasticity on the composite is Ecomp.

Write the fracture-toughness equation for the composite.

 KIC,comp=Yσcompπa

Here, fracture-toughness of the composite is KIC,comp, dimensionless constant is Y and lattice constant is a.

For the isostrain conditions, the strain on the composite will be equal to strain on the matrix and strain on the fiber respectively.

 εcomp=εSiC=εAl2O3σcompEcomp=σSiCESiC=σAl2O3EAl2O3

Here, strain on the SiC fiber is εSiC, strain on the Al2O3 matrix is εRBSN, stress on the SiC fiber is σSiC, modulus of elasticity on the SiC fiber is ESiC, stress on the Al2O3 matrix is σRBSN and modulus of elasticity on the Al2O3 matrix is ERBSN.

Considering the SiC fibers, write the expression to calculate the stress on the composite.

 σcompEcomp=σSiCESiC

 σcomp=EcompESiC(σSiC)=EcompESiC(KIC,SiCYπa)                                                                                             (I)

Here, fracture-toughness of the SiC fiber is KIC,SiC and surface notch on the SiC fiber is a.

Considering the Al2O3 matrix, write the expression to calculate the stress on the composite.

 σcompEcomp=σAl2O3EAl2O3

 σcomp=EcompEAl2O3(σAl2O3)=EcompEAl2O3(KIC,Al2O3Yπa)                                                                                        (II)

Here, fracture-toughness of the Al2O3 matrix is KIC,Al2O3 and surface flaw on the Al2O3 matrix is a.

Conclusion:

Substitute 347GPa for Ecomp, 340GPa for ESiC, 4.6MPam for KIC,SiC, 1 for Y and 4.5×106m for a in Equation (I).

 σcomp=347GPa340GPa(4.6MPam(1)π(4.5×106m))=1249MPa

Substitute 347GPa for Ecomp, 350GPa for EAl2O3, 3.8MPam for KIC,Al2O3, 1 for Y and 5.0×106m for a in Equation (II).

 σcomp=347GPa350GPa(3.8MPam(1)π5(3.0×106m))=951MPa

When compared to SiC fiber, the Al2O3 matrix will start to crack first at the applied stress of 951MPa.

Thus, the first crack is formed in the composite is on Al2O3matrix.

(b)

To determine

The stress at which first crack is formed in the composite.

(b)

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Answer to Problem 86AAP

The stress at which first crack is formed in the composite is 951MPa.

Explanation of Solution

Conclusion:

When compared to SiC fiber, the Al2O3 matrix will start to crack first at the applied stress of 951MPa.

Thus, the stress at which first crack is formed in the composite is 951MPa.

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