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Meeting MS&T22: Materials Science & Technology
Symposium 50 Years of Characterizing Structural Ceramics and Glasses: Recognizing the Contributions of George Quinn
Presentation Title Sectored-flexural and Rotational-Flexural-strength Testing of Brittle Material Cylinders and Tubes
Author(s) Andrew A. Wereszczak, Osama Jadaan, Emily Steiner, Brian Oistad, Randy Wiles, Brett Kuwik
On-Site Speaker (Planned) Andrew A. Wereszczak
Abstract Scope Although George Quinn did not have a formal role in the development of the sectored flexural strength and rotational flexural strength test methods, George’s storied body of work and his personal commentary influenced their developments. The sectored flexural strength test measures axial tensile failure stress of brittle material cylinders and tubes and enables harvesting of multiple specimens and generation of multiple data points out of a cylinder or tube. The rotational flexure strength testing of a whole cylinder or tube superimposes continuous rotation and monotonically increasing flexure and, in principle, will desirably cause fracture to occur from the largest strength-limiting flaw on the circumference. This presentation reviews both methods, shows examples, their efficiencies, and discusses imposed effective sizes pertaining to strength-size-scaling as well as other considerations. This manuscript has been authored by UT-Battelle, LLC, under Contract No. DE-AC05-00OR22725 with the U.S. Department of Energy.

OTHER PAPERS PLANNED FOR THIS SYMPOSIUM

A Quintessential Standards Writer and the Tangible Benefits of Standards
Advanced Proof Testing for Structural Ceramics
Coating Effect on Vial Crack Response
Failure Analysis of a Large SiC Component
Fractal Analysis of Brittle Fracture and Crack Branching
Interpretation of ZerodurŪ Strength Data
Observations in Fracture Toughness Testing of Glasses and Optical Ceramics
On the 3rd Edition of the NIST Guide to Fractography of Ceramics and Glasses
On the Controversies during the Creation of Flexure Strength Standards MIL STD 1942 and ASTM C 1161
On the Elastic Isotropy of the Entropy-stabilized Oxide (Mg, Co, Ni, Cu, Zn)O Compound
Sectored-flexural and Rotational-Flexural-strength Testing of Brittle Material Cylinders and Tubes
Static and Dynamic Compression Strength of Ceramics and Glasses

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