Stress Development during Constrained Sintering of Alumina/Glass/Alumina Sandwich Structure

Stress development during the constrained sintering of a sandwich structure of alumina/glass/alumina has been studied. Stress distribution in the glass layer was calculated using a finite element method. The shear stress exhibited a maximum at the edge of the alumina/glass interface. The in‐plane te...

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Published in:Journal of the American Ceramic Society 2002-02, Vol.85 (2), p.335-340
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description Stress development during the constrained sintering of a sandwich structure of alumina/glass/alumina has been studied. Stress distribution in the glass layer was calculated using a finite element method. The shear stress exhibited a maximum at the edge of the alumina/glass interface. The in‐plane tensile stress, formed during constrained sintering, decreased from the interface of the alumina/glass to the middle of the glass in the z‐direction, but increased from the edge to the center of glass in the x−y direction. This in‐plane tensile stress reduces the driving force of densification, resulting in a larger x−y shrinkage and higher densification in the middle of the glass.
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