On the strength and toughness of structural ceramics bonded to metals

Ritchie, Robert O.; Cannon, R.M.; Dalgleish, B.J.; Dauskardt, R.H.; McNaney, J.M.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-444-81991-8.50104-7

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“…Elastic calculations [19,20], which are valid in the present case provided the plastic zone is not too large, suggest that the glass/epoxy system lies on the borderline between stable growth within the layer and propagation close to the interface. In the present case, we may also rely on the aluminum/epoxy data:…”

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Asymmetric silver to oxide adhesion in multilayers deposited on glass by sputtering

et al. 2005

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We have developed a wedge-loaded double-cantilever beam adhesion measurement set-up for thin films deposited on glass by sputtering. The test is described in details.Results on the Glass/sublayer/Ag/ZnO multilayer provide evidence that SnO 2 or TiO 2 perform better than ZnO as a sublayer. Then however, rupture within the multilayer shifts to the upper Ag/ZnO interface. The latter is shown to be tougher than the lower ZnO/Ag interface, an asymmetry due to non-equilibrium interfacial structures.

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confidence: 90%