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A numerical/experimental study of contact damage in non-planar porcelain/metal bilayers
Tarek Qasim,
Mark Bush
,
Xiao Hu
Mechanical Engineering
School of Engineering
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Physics
Alloy
25%
Coating
25%
Cracking (Fracture)
50%
Cracks
75%
Curvature
50%
Failure Modes
25%
Geometry
25%
Initiation
50%
Irregularities
25%
Metal
100%
Plastic Deformation
25%
Porcelain
100%
Substrates
100%
Material Science
Coating
25%
Contact Area
75%
Crack
75%
Metal
100%
Nickel-Chromium Alloys
25%
Plastic Deformation
50%
Porcelain
100%
Surface
50%
Engineering
Chromium Alloys
25%
Coating
25%
Crack
50%
Critical Load
25%
Experimental Investigation
25%
Failure Mode
25%
Finite Element Modeling
75%
Layer Thickness
25%
Substrate Interface
25%
Substrates
75%
Surfaces
50%
Thickness
25%