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  • 2024Support of polaronic states and charge carrier concentrations of <scp>YBa<sub>2</sub>Cu<sub>3</sub>O<sub>7</sub></scp><sub>‐y</sub> ceramics by oxygen and <scp>Mn<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub></scp> impurity6citations
  • 2023Variation of fundamental features of cobalt surface-layered Bi-2212 superconductor materials with diffusion annealing temperature7citations
  • 2023Change in transition balance between durable tetragonal phase and stress-induced phase of cobalt surface-layered in Bi-2212 materials by semi-empirical mechanical models1citations
  • 2022Evaluation of load-independent microhardness values in Plateau regions of Vanadium substituted Bi-2212 ceramics2citations

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Change in transition balance between durable tetragonal phase and stress-induced phase of cobalt surface-layered in Bi-2212 materials by semi-empirical mechanical models

  • Yildirim, Gurcan
  • Mercan, Ali
  • Türköz, Mustafa Burak
  • Ülgen, Asaf Tolga
  • Erdem, Ümit
Abstract

<jats:title>Abstract</jats:title><jats:p>This study has indicated the positive effect of sintering temperature on the mechanical durability, strength, critical stress, deformation degrees, durable tetragonal phase, failure and fracture by fatigue, and mechanical characteristic behavior to the applied test loads for the Co surface-layered Bi-2212 ceramic materials produced by the standard solid-state reaction method. The sintering mechanism has been used as the driving force for the penetration of cobalt ions in the Bi-2212 ceramic matrix. The microindentation hardness test measurements have been performed at the load intervals 0.245 N-2.940 N. The experimental findings have also been examined by the six different semi-empirical mechanical and indentation-induced cracking models. It has been found that all the mechanical performance parameters are improved considerably with increasing the diffusion sintering temperature up to 650 °C. On this basis, the Co surface-layered Bi-2212 sample produced at the sintering temperature of 650 °C has been observed to improve dramatically the mechanical durability and resistance to the applied test loads as a consequence of the formation of new force barrier regions, surface residual compressive stress regions, and slip systems in the Bi-2212 ceramic system. Similarly, the optimum sintering temperature has extensively enhanced the elastic recovery mechanism, critical stress values, and deformation degree levels, stored internal strain, and crack surface energy through the Bi-2212 ceramic materials. Accordingly, it has been noted that the best sample produced at 650 °C is more hardly broken than the other ceramics. Namely, the optimum sintering temperature has decreased the sensitivity to the applied test loads as a result of delaying the beginning of the plateau limit regions. On the other hand, all the mechanism has been found to reverse completely depending on the excess sintering temperature. Lastly, the indentation-induced cracking model has been found to exhibit the closest results to the original Vickers microhardness parameters in the plateau limit regions.</jats:p>

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • surface
  • phase
  • crack
  • strength
  • layered
  • fatigue
  • hardness
  • cobalt
  • ceramic
  • durability
  • sintering
  • surface energy