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Mechanical properties and grain orientation evolution of zirconium diboride-zirconium carbide ceramics
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The effect of ZrC on the mechanical response of ZrB2 ceramics has been evaluated from room temperature to 2000°C. Zirconium diboride ceramics containing 10 vol% ZrC had higher strengths at all temperatures compared to previous reports for nominally pure ZrB2. The addition of ZrC also increased fracture toughness from 3.5MPa m(1/2)for nominally pure<br/>ZrB2 to 4.3MPa m(1/2) due to residual thermal stresses. The toughness was comparable with ZrB2 up to 1600°C, but increased to 4.6MPa m(1/2) . at 1800°C and 2000°C. The increased toughness above 1600°C was attributed to plasticity in the ZrC at elevated temperatures. Electron back-scattered diffraction analysis showed strong orientation of the ZrC grains along the [001] direction in the tensile region of specimens tested at 2000°C, a phenomenon that has not been observed previously for fast fracture (crosshead displacement rate = 4.0 mm<br/>min-1) in four point bending. It is believed that microstructural changes and plasticity at elevated temperature were the mechanisms behind the ultrafast reorientation of ZrC.