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Using hertzian indentation to understand the strength and ballistic resistance of silicon carbide

Holmquist et al., 2010

Document ID
2010539356771573808
Author
Holmquist T
Wereszczak A
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Applied Ceramic Technology

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This article presents an initial evaluation of the usefulness of spherical or Hertzian indentation for the determination and/or validation of constitutive models and for a potential link to ballistic resistance (interface defeat). Recent advancements in producing more …
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