1982•Journal of the American Ceramic SocietyRequires access

A omparative Study of the Fatigue Properties of Synro and Borosilicate Glass

Robert F. Cook, Brian R. Lawn, T. P. Dabbs, K.D. Reeve, E.J. Ramm, J.L. Woolfrey

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Comparative measurements have been made of the dynamic fatigue response of synroc and borosilicate glass specimens in water, using an indentation flaw technique. The results are presented in terms of a universal plotting scheme which allows for simple appraisal of the “lifetime” capabilities of the materials. Synroc is intrinsically stronger than borosilicate glass, but the fatigue susceptibilities are similar.

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Key concepts: Borosilicate glass, Materials science, Indentation, Composite material, Mineralogy, Chemistry