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3. Mechanical behavior of ceramic parts
3.1 Characteristic parameters of mechanical strength
Ceramic materials have strong iono-covalent interatomic bonds, giving them a brittle mechanical behavior (figure
17
). In fact, in simple tensile tests at room temperature (monotonic loading), ceramics exhibit linear elastic behavior
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Standards and norms
- Geometric product specification (GPS) – Surface finish: profile method – Terms, definitions and surface finish parameters - ISO 4287 - 1997
- Thermal insulation – Determination of thermal resistance and related steady-state properties – Hot plate method - ISO 8302 - 1991
- Refractory products – Determination of pyroscopic resistance (refractoriness) - ISO 528 - 1983
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