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- 2022Failure Analysis of a Pulsation Dampener Using Statistical Fractography
- 2019Configurational stability of a crack propagating in a material with mode-dependent fracture energy - Part I: Mixed-mode I+IIIcitations
- 2015Multiscale investigation of stress-corrosion crack propagation mechanisms in oxide glassescitations
- 2013Statistics of ductile fracture surfaces: the effect of material parameterscitations
- 2012LOW VELOCITY SURFACE FRACTURE PATTERNS IN BRITTLE MATERIAL: A NEWLY EVIDENCED MECHANICAL INSTABILITYcitations
- 2011Quantitative Analysis of Crack Closure Driven by Laplace Pressure in Silica Glasscitations
- 2009Mechanical effect of capillary forces in the crack tip of a DCDC specimen
- 2008Origin of undesirable cracks during layer transfer
- 2006Failure of disordered materials: How to decipher fracture surfaces. ; Propagation de fissures dans les matériaux désordonnés : comment déchiffrer les surfaces de rupture.
- 2006Low self-affine exponents of fracture surfaces of glass ceramicscitations
- 2006Two-dimensional scaling properties of experimental fracture surfaces
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Quantitative Analysis of Crack Closure Driven by Laplace Pressure in Silica Glass
Abstract
Crack tips in silica glass in moist atmosphere are filled with an equilibrium liquid condensation of a few hundred nanometers length. Not only does this local environment affect the chemistry of slow crack propagation by stress corrosion, but it also has an important mechanical effect due to its highly negative Laplace pressure. The present article presents an original technique for measuring the physical properties of the liquid condensation in terms of the Laplace pressure and critical condensation distance. This is achieved by combining in situ atomic force microscopy measurements of the condensate length and optical determination of the crack closure threshold in a double cleavage drilled compression specimen.