Multiple cracking in functionally graded ceramic/metal coatings
A fracture mechanics study is made of the crack driving force for multiple cracks in functionally graded ceramic/metal coatings. The metal substrate and the ceramic/metal coating are taken as linear elastic, with the elastic properties of the coating varying through the film thickness. Systematic finite element calculations are made for the energy release rate of the cracks in the coating as determined by the coating gradation, crack length, and the crack density; both mechanical and thermal loads are considered. It is found that compared with the pure ceramic coating, gradation of the coating can significantly reduce the crack driving force. It is also found that under mechanical loading the effect of different gradations on the crack driving force is relatively small. However, under thermal loading the influence of coating gradation can be significant. The implications of the results for the material design of functionally graded coatings are discussed.
- Extended finite element simulation of quasi-brittle fracture in functionally graded materials
- Axisymmetric bending analysis of thick functionally graded circular plates using fourth-order shear deformation theory
- Reduction of thermal stresses by composition optimization of two-dimensional functionally graded materials
- Interface cracking between functionally graded coatings and substrate under antiplanar shear
- A scaled boundary finite element formulation with bubble functions for elasto-static analyses of functionally graded materials
- A yield-criteria tailoring of the volume fraction in metal-ceramic functionally graded material
- Suppression of edge cracking in layered ceramic composites by edge coating
- Inhomogeneity effects on the crack driving force in elastic and elastic--plastic materials.
- Three-dimensional fracture analysis of FGM coatings under thermomechanical loading
- Anti-plane stress analysis of cracked circular regions with outer coating
- Interface cracking behavior in high-temperature coatings with non-uniformly distributed segmentation cracks
- Role of interfacial transition zone in phase field modeling of fracture in layered heterogeneous structures
- Fractional single-phase lag heat conduction and transient thermal fracture in cracked viscoelastic materials
- Buckling behavior of composite and functionally graded material plates
- Non-Fourier heat conduction of a functionally graded cylinder containing a cylindrical crack
- Multiple cracking of elastic coatings under transient thermal load
- Periodic and chaotic motions of FGM thin plate with two simply supported opposite and two free edges
- Anti-plane problem of periodic interface cracks in a functionally graded coating-substrate structure
- Free vibration of functionally graded sandwich plates using four-variable refined plate theory
- A three-dimensional self-adaptive cohesive zone model for interfacial delamination
- Meshless approach for thermo-mechanical analysis of functionally graded materials
- Finite element evaluation of mixed mode stress intensity factors in functionally graded materials
- Characterization of elastic parameters for functionally graded material by a meshfree method combined with the NMS approach
- Mathematical solution for nonlinear cylindrical bending of sigmoid functionally graded plates
- Finite element modelling of ceramics and glass
- On a simple shell model for thin structures with functionally graded materials
- A periodic array of cracks in functional graded materials subjected to thermo-mechanical loading
- Elastic P-wave manipulation utilizing functionally graded parallel plate gradient refractive index structures
- Influence of material stochasticity on buckling characteristics of initially imperfect higher-order shear deformable gradient plates
- Stochastic extended finite element implementation for natural frequency of cracked functionally gradient and bi-material structures
- Viscoelastic fracture of multiple cracks in functionally graded materials
- A mode-III fracture analysis of two collinear cracks in a functionally graded material using gradient elasticity theory
- Transient heat conduction in a functionally graded strip in contact with well stirred fluid with an outside heat source
- Investigation of static buckling and bending of nanoplates made of new functionally graded materials considering surface effects on an elastic foundation
- Thermal fracture analysis of two collinear cracks in a functionally graded medium based on the three-phase-lag model
- A strain gradient elasticity analysis of exponentially graded FGM containing multiple cracks under anti-plane shear load
- Analyses of thermal buckling and secondary instability of post-buckled S-FGM plates with porosities based on a meshfree method
- Numerical modeling of porous functionally graded shells response in large deflection
- Elastic-plastic analysis of two-dimensional functionally graded materials under thermal loading
- Effects of multiple cracking on the residual strength behavior of thermally shocked functionally graded ceramics
- Stress intensity factors for an oblique edge crack in a coating/substrate system with a graded interfacial zone under antiplane shear
- On debonding of graded thermal barrier coatings
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