J. Rödel        

Anales de la Mecánica de la Fractura, nº 19 . 2002 . Pág. 13 -22
Ver (.pdf): Anales19-002

Resumen: Metal-ceramic composites can be tailored as interpenetmting network microstructures in either a homogenous or a macroscopically graded fashion. Their properties will depend on properties of the metal and the ceramic phase, the properties of the interface, the scale of the microstructure and the gmding function. Examples for different material combinations highlight the influence of the interface to obtain a variation of interna! stresses, elastic properties and fracture toughness.

Localización: Gerona

lnstitute of Materials Science. University of Technology, Darmstadt, Germany